THREE IN A ROW: STONES

Green, yellow, pink, red and blue stones (crystals) are cut into squares and placed on the playing field - a table with a size of 6x9 cells. Each stone occupies its own cell. Swap adjacent stones so that a single vertical or horizontal sequence of three or more stones of the same color is formed.

As soon as you rearrange the stone and you get a line of three, say, blue crystals, it will immediately disappear, and new stones will take up the empty spaces. Often, the newly appearing elements themselves form lines of three, four, or more identical ones. They also disappear, and you get something like a chain reaction...

The game does not set any specific goals for the player and does not limit the process in time. In any case, the tasks are not explicitly declared. Although at the top of the table there is some kind of bar that reacts to the cleaning of each row. Perhaps, after gaining a certain number of points, you will be offered the next level.

By the way, during the game, empty locked cells may appear on the field. These are obstacles that make the game more difficult by preventing you from rearranging the stones.

Unfortunately, the game is sharpened only for a certain size (500x870) and, alas, does not scales. Therefore, it will be possible to play on high-resolution screens (at least above the specified one), but on small resolutions you should not even start — it is not convenient! However, on the screens of modern tablets, as well as many smartphones, it quite fits.