5inaRow

On each move, the computer first places three balls of random colors in random cells. Then the player makes a move, he can move any ball to another free cell, but there must be an off-diagonal path of free cells between the initial and final cells. If after moving it turns out that five or more balls of the same color are collected in a line horizontally, vertically or diagonally, then all such balls disappear and the player is given the opportunity to make another movement of the ball. If, after moving, the line does not line up, then the move ends, and a new one begins with the appearance of new balls.



The goal of the game is to score as many points as possible. The score is arranged in such a way that the player, when removing more than five balls in one move, receives more points. If within five seconds the player collects one more combination, the number of points increases by a multiplier. During the game, three colors of balls are shown on the screen, which will be thrown onto the field on the next turn.