Description

Bright tiles from the digital circus line up in friendly grids, and your job is to spot matching pairs that can connect within three straight segments to clear the board while the band plays on; how to play: scan for identical faces, shapes, or props, tap one, then tap its twin—if the path between them bends no more than twice and never crosses another tile, they vanish with a satisfying pop; early levels keep layouts open to teach the three-line rule; later stages add screen-curtains that slide open only after you clear nearby pairs, conveyor belts that shift rows each turn, and lock tiles that demand you free a key icon first; shuffles rescue messy boards but reduce your end bonus, while hints highlight a viable pair at the cost of your combo; managing the timer is kinder than it looks—steady clears build a multiplier that buys generous seconds—so focus on accuracy before speed; tips that lift scores: sweep methodically in rows from top left to bottom right so your eyes don’t double back, prioritize edge tiles because they open paths into the center, and clear around obstructions to “unclog” corridors; train your eye to spot common pairs first, then scan for rare icons that might strand you later; use a quick finger drum on the table—left, right, down—to keep a rhythm during timed combos without rushing taps; save one shuffle for the last third of a board where the path count tends to collapse; if you play with kids, toggle relaxed mode to remove the timer and enjoy the carnival art at an easy pace; accessibility includes color-independent symbols on tiles, bold outlines for low-vision clarity, and a muted camera pan that reduces motion sensitivity; seasonal packs rotate in with fresh art and new obstacles—mirror tiles that reflect a would-be path, trap tiles that lock a lane for one turn—keeping the core rule fresh without drowning it in rules; unique blurb: this is focused fun—simple to learn, soothing to play, and quietly skillful when you start predicting which removal will unlock three more, and which tempting pair will actually box you in; sit down for a board or two, enjoy the small wins, and listen to the tiny cymbal splash when a long combo lands—clean, neat, and just a little bit celebratory.

Instruction

Mouse click or tap to play

Specifications

• Easy to play