
Orb Lines
Line up five, keep the board clear

Tap any group of two or more matching cubes and it crumbles away. The cubes above drop, empty columns slide together, and the bigger the group you wait for, the more it scores.
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Cube Collapse is a classic collapse puzzle built from chunky, bevelled cubes. The board is a grid of bright colours: tap a group of two or more connected cubes of the same colour and it crumbles to pieces. Everything above falls into the gap, and any column that empties out slides across to close the space. Points rise with the square of the group, so a pair is worth 10 while a group of ten is worth 810, and the real puzzle is setting up those big groups before you take them. Clear the whole board for a 2,000 point bonus; leave just a few cubes and you still get something for it.
Big groups leave a special cube behind. Pop six or more at once to build a Rocket that clears its row or column, nine or more for a Bomb that blasts everything around it, and thirteen or more for a Rainbow that removes every cube of the most common colour. Specials set each other off, so a rocket that runs into a bomb turns into a chain. Levels has fifty boards, each with a target score and up to three stars, starting with three colours and working up to six. Every level ships with a full solution found by our own solver, so every target is known to be reachable.
Endless is the quick, frantic one: new rows push up from the bottom on a timer that speeds up as you go, and the run ends when the stack hits the top. Your high score is saved in your browser. Daily gives everyone the same board for the date, a nice brain warm-up with your best score for the day kept. Levels and Daily have no clock, so you can relax and plan every move; a move counter keeps track, and when no groups are left the board ends gracefully and adds up your bonus. Click or tap a group to pop it, or use the arrow keys and Space; P pauses and M mutes.
In Cube Collapse points rise with the square of the group, so a pair is worth 10 while a group of ten is worth 810. The main skill is patience: pop small groups that sit between two patches of the same colour so they fall together, and take the big group once it has grown. Popping every pair you see is the most common mistake.
Big groups also leave specials behind. Six or more makes a Rocket, nine or more a Bomb and thirteen or more a Rainbow, and specials set each other off, so placing a rocket where it will run into a bomb can clear a large part of the board. Remember that empty columns slide together, which can join colours from opposite sides. Try to finish with as few cubes as possible, because clearing the whole board adds a 2,000 point bonus. Levels and Daily have no clock, so plan freely there. Endless is different: new rows push up on a timer that speeds up, so work quickly and keep the stack low.
Yes. Cube Collapse is free to play in your browser on Kiloo, with nothing to download and no account needed. Your Endless high score and your best Daily score for the day are saved in the browser you play in.
Yes. On a phone or tablet you tap a group of matching cubes to pop it. On a computer you can click with the mouse or use the arrow keys and Space. P pauses, M mutes and R restarts.
Pop six or more cubes at once for a Rocket that clears its row or column, nine or more for a Bomb that blasts everything around it, and thirteen or more for a Rainbow that removes every cube of the most common colour.
In Endless, new rows push up from the bottom on a timer that speeds up as you go, and the run ends when the stack reaches the top. You can click or tap the incoming row to push it early for bonus points.
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