We all know how addictive Candy Crush can become once you get in a groove. People have downloaded the game billions of times. It is great for killing time with some brain teasing puzzles.

Despite being a fun puzzle game, playing it at school or work isn’t exactly what teachers or employers want. There are firewalls and other security measures put in place so users can’t access or play Candy Crush. However, we have some workarounds to help you play the game at school or at your workplace.

We don’t encourage you to play the game when studying or working, but playing in moderation to burst some stress is always a good idea.

How to Play Candy Crush Unblocked at School or Work

VPN

Using a VPN to bypass security has become common and is still widely successful. You can use a good VPN to change your location and hide your IP address while playing. The only drawback to using VPN is its popularity. Schools and companies often block VPN brands, which may hinder your ability to use them. If that’s the case, try to find some niche VPN which hasn’t been blocked by your organization yet.

Related: What is the Highest Level in Candy Crush

Web Proxy

You can set up a Web Proxy server using your internet web browser. These servers change or mask your IP address, but doesn’t change your location. You can use web proxy websites like Hidester, to visit the Google Playstore and download Candy Crush.

APK Download

If downloading the APK from the Google Playstore isn’t possible, you can use third party sites to download the APK and install it separately on your phone. Before doing this, make sure to allow your device to install third-party applications from settings.

Use Emulators

You can also use emulators to download and play Candy Crush, if cannot play it via your mobile phone.

Those were a few ways you can play the puzzle game at your school or workplace. If you want to know how many levels you can play in the game, check out How Many Levels Are There in Candy Crush? Answered.

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