THREE IN A ROW LINES

Do you like Lines, i.e. games where you need to make lines out of balls? This game will diversify your leisure time in this direction. Traditional Lines involve placing five or more single-colored balls in one vertical, horizontal row or diagonally, and here you can draw lines from only three identical balls. Of course, if there are more of them in the line, then the number of points received by the player will increase, but this is much more difficult.

For beginners, we will explain the layout and rules. So, here is a table of 35 cells (cells): 5 horizontally and 7 vertically. Balls of different colors will randomly appear in these cells, but here they are more like chips. Your task is to rearrange them so that the same ones form a line in one of the columns, a row, or diagonally (diagonally). Such a line will disappear, and the cells that occupied its balls will become empty.

Among the differences between this game and its genre counterparts, it is also worth noting the non-standard size of the field (we wrote about it above), as well as another feature that is not found in any other game like Lines. Here, new balls are added constantly, regardless of the player's moves. Every certain period of time, a new ball appears in the table. And this gap is very short. Thus, inaction here is unacceptable and leads to an early loss.

However, this loss will come sooner or later anyway. Because you can't play indefinitely. If you are distracted for a few seconds, you will get a field completely littered with chips and the game will end with the accumulated points recorded.

So, make lines by moving the balls around the table. There is one more nuance. A ball can be moved to the selected cell only if the path to it (a combination of vertical and horizontal movements) is open, i.e. it is not occupied by other balls.

You can play the game on a desktop desktop computer, as well as on a laptop, on a tablet, and even on a modern smartphone in almost any browser.