Match faster than it stacks.

How a run works

1. 1 · Steer

   Move each tile left or right as it falls, or drop it fast. The board has 15 rows.

2. 2 · Connect

   In Classic, a group of one color clears when it is as big as the number of open columns: three at the start, up to seven.

3. 3 · Chain

   After a clear the stack drops, and new groups clear in turn for a combo. The drop speeds up as your score climbs.

Eight ways to play

Every mode has a 2, 5 or 10 minute timer, or endless. Reach column 5 in Classic and six more modes open, each with its own best score.

• Classic

  The board starts with 3 columns and grows to 7 as your score climbs. Each new column asks for a bigger group.

• Zen

  The calm mode, with no game over. When a column fills, its bottom rows clear, with no points for them, and the rest of the column drops so play goes on. Zen opens at most 5 columns and 7 colors, and its speed stops rising early. It keeps no high score and counts the tiles you clear over time. End a Zen game any time from Pause.

• Rush

  Classic with one twist: it starts fast.

• Wide Open

  Start with 5 columns, so the first groups you need are groups of 5.

• All Colors

  All 10 neon colors from the first tile.

• Bare Hands

  No power-ups: no Color Cycle and no Time Freeze.

• Wild Cards

  Rainbows and bombs show up much more often.

• Tight Fit

  Groups stay small, with 8 colors and a faster drop.