1001 Arabian Nights 5: Sinbad the Seaman

1001 Arabian Nights 5: Sinbad the Seaman is the fifth puzzle game in the 1001 Arabian Nights game series.

Join Scheherazade for another story. This time, you can solve match-3 puzzles to tell the story of Sinbad the Sailor. 

In this famous story from One Thousand and One Nights, a poor luggage carrier called sits outside the gates of a rich man’s house. He complains how unfair it is that he has to work so hard and still be poor while the rich man lives an easy life. 

The owner of the house overhears the poor man and tells him that he got his wealth through his adventures at sea. He tells the luggage carrier all about his seven dangerous voyages, which were far from easy! 

In this game, you travel with Sinbad to the strange islands he discovered, see the terrible monsters he encountered… and the great treasures he brought back with him! Solve the puzzles, collect the magic items, and discover how Sinbad’s story ends. 

How to play 1001 Arabian Nights 5?

In each level, you’ll see several keys on the board. The goal is to drop these keys to the bottom of the board and collect them. To move the keys, clear away the items below them.

You can move the other tiles on the board by swapping around two items that are lying next to each other. However, you can only swap them if this move results in a valid match.

You have a limited amount of time, shown by the hourglass to the left of the board. Collect all of the keys before the time is up. Keys will unlock the treasure chests containing items that will reveal more of Scheherazade’s story.

You can also unlock helpful booster items along the way to crack the tougher levels in this game. 

Play more free online games like 1001 Arabian Nights 5

You can find the rest of this series on our 1001 Arabian Nights page.

Discover more addicting games packed with tricky puzzles on our Match-3 games page.

Who created 1001 Arabian Nights 5?

1001 Arabian Nights 5 was created by Agame.

When was 1001 Arabian Nights 5 released?

This game was originally released at the end of 2012. The HTML5 version first appeared in 2020.