Super Color Lines Match 5

Push coloured balls into a line of five

Free to play, nothing to install
Super Color Lines Match 5
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How this one plays

Plain coloured balls sit on an empty grid. No theme, no characters, no music working to raise your pulse. The entire screen consists of circles and squares, and that appearance makes plenty of people scroll straight past without pressing anything, which is a shame.

Its pace is the slowest of anything here. Nothing rushes in, nothing counts down, and you may think for as long as you like. That slowness makes it an odd but effective companion for work that needs concentration, because it never demands attention back at short notice.

The number in the title states the condition plainly enough. The more pieces a clear requires, the longer the interval between deciding something and finding out whether it worked. Anyone who likes quick feedback will find it sluggish; anyone who enjoys planning far ahead will tell you that interval is the best part.