Color Lines Match 5

There was a time when balls were hidden among spreadsheets and reports on work computers. You’d turn it on for five minutes, get absorbed in it half an hour later, and wonder where your lunch break had gone. “Color Lines: Five in a Row” brings back that habit, because it’s the same simple concept: a bright, colorful game board and music that makes it easy to think. You can play it on public transportation, during a break, or in the evening when you just want to sit back and ponder your next move. No one is rushing you, and that’s exactly why the game is so addictive: it doesn’t seem complicated at all, yet the board keeps throwing challenges your way that make you really think. Head to a beautiful city at night, where the lights are already on, solve the ball puzzle, and see how many rows you can line up.

How to play?

First, choose a mode: Classic or Easy. Tap a ball—it will light up—and immediately tap an empty square where you want to send it. But there’s one condition. The ball will only move along an unobstructed path, and only up, down, or sideways. It won’t jump over other balls or move diagonally, and if there’s no path, the move simply won’t count. Your goal is to line up five or more balls of the same color—horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. The line disappears, the space is cleared, and you earn points. If no line is formed after your move, three new balls will appear on the board. The small balls will show you exactly where they’ll land. They reveal the cells in advance, so you’ll have time to clear a space. When there are no more empty cells left, the game ends, and you’ll see your score. Use the back arrow to undo a move and avoid mistakes. Don’t let the board fill up with balls, and score as many points as possible in "Color Lines Match 5."