Create a Candy Crush game using very large Emojis.

Overview
Design a Candy Crush-style game where players swap emojis to create matches of three or more. The game's primary visual elements will be large emojis, which should be visually engaging and occupy a significant portion of the play area.

Game Mechanics

Swapping Emojis
- Implement a simple mechanic for players to swap adjacent emojis by clicking or dragging.
- Swaps that result in matches should be allowed; those that do not should reset to their original positions.

Emoji Matching
- When three or more identical emojis align horizontally or vertically, they should disappear.
- Create rules where larger matches (e.g., four or five) yield special emojis with unique effects (e.g., blasting surrounding emojis).

Animations and Effects
- Utilize cool animations and effects when emojis are matched. This could include fading out, expanding, or exciting burst animations.
- Add additional effects for special emoji matches, such as explosions or cascading impacts.

Scoring and Levels
- Assign a score to each match made. Larger matches should reward higher scores.
- Introduce levels with increasing difficulty by varying the number of emoji types and board complexities.

User Interaction
- Provide clear visual feedback for player actions, such as highlighting chosen emojis or potential matches.

Game Interface
- Design a clean and straightforward user interface with the game board prominently featuring large emojis.
- Include a progress tracker for moves used and a score display.

Best Practices
- Ensure the game is responsive and looks good on different devices.
- Test the emoji animations and performance well to avoid lag.
- Maintain a joyful and lighthearted theme throughout the game to keep players engaged.

Create Candy Crush game, use only very large Emoji.

Q: What game mechanics should be included in the Candy Crush game?
A: swapping emojis

Q: How should the emojis behave when matched?
A: Use cool animations and effects