Labubu Match Up

About Labubu Match Up

Some collecting games shout at you with timers. Labubu Match Up doesn’t. It gives you a target Labubu and lets you take as long as you like. You rebuild it part by part, from fur and eyes to ears, teeth, outfit, and hat. It is a calm collecting game built on spotting small differences. A pointing hand helps you through the first few sets.

What is Secret Labubu?

They are 23 rare sets. They show up by surprise once enough part types are open. A purple SECRET! card and confetti announce them. They count toward your 137 sets. Keep playing, and one will appear.

Labubu Match Up: Rebuild the Blind Box

A Round, Start to Finish

A mystery box opens and shows the target. Your Labubu stands in the middle of the screen. Pick a part type, then pick a part from the tray, and your Labubu changes at once. Keep going until everything matches. Then you get a heart bubble, a jump, the La-buuu cheer, and the set card with its name. Press COLLECT.

Stuck on a set? Skip it, and it comes back later. Or a Hint marks one part type that is still wrong. You can hold two at a time.

Labubu Match Up Ladder

The game opens up slowly. You start with fur, outfit, and eyes. After 18 main sets, you get hats. 

At 36 you get faces, and Secret Labubu begin to appear. 

Ears come at 54 and teeth at 72, which opens all seven types. 

Finish all 108 main sets and the main collection is complete.

After that come Bonus sets, for 137 in total.

Note

It reacts to every change you make. Only a full match gets the heart bubble and the cheer. So the smile tells you nothing. 

Controls Guide

Arrows or WASD to pick, Enter or E for the next type, 1-7 to jump to a type, H for Hint, K for Skip.

Space on a locked part for a video unlock, C for Collection, L for leaderboard, Tab for Settings, Esc to go back

Mouse: click a type, then a part; drag the tray to scroll

Touch: tap a type, then a part; swipe the tray

Beyond the Matching

Every 10 sets, a mini game opens. Memory Match asks you to find 6 pairs of Labubu parts. Spot the Difference puts two Labubu side by side. Mini Sudoku uses Labubu heads that differ only in fur color, with a guided lesson first and then 4×4 and 6×6 boards. Each one unlocks a scene or prop.