AUTUMN LEAF FALL

The unusual feature of this three-row game is the mobility of its elements. The autumn leaves inhabiting the local tableau are pulsing: then decreasing, then increasing in size. As a result of this behavior, at first it is difficult to get used to navigate in this autumn leaf fall. However, the leaves have different shapes and colors. There are maple, oak and other leaves here. The traditional requirement of the game - three rows — is to remove elements, making up the same ones in rows of three pieces or more.

So, three, four or five maple leaves, being next to each other in the same row vertically or horizontally, will disappear from the playing field, and others will take their place, falling from above. This fall leaf fall will continue as long as you hold the timer bar above the bottom bar. Yes, friends, there is a timer here, because the game is not divided into levels.

The timer is tied to the speed of your game. If you are idle and don't make any rows for a long time, it will reset to zero when you finish the game. Well, if you are always in action, actively making up leaves in rows, then it will stay at the top bar, well, or somewhere in the middle. As you can see, the game can last indefinitely. Only you can stop it by stopping playing.