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Spread the paint, swallow the colours and fill the tray with one colour before your moves run out.
About this game
Spread the paint, swallow the colours and fill the tray with one colour before your moves run out.
You stand at a marbling master's tray: the paint in the top-left corner turns the colour you tap and swallows the neighbouring drops of that colour. Fill the whole tray with one colour before your moves run out. Five patterns, from Battal to Tide, bring padlocks and a key, bombs, portals and ice, and every tray is checked by a solver, so it can always be solved. Finish one and the tray becomes marbled paper, with stars and coins to earn, and the tray of the day is the same for everyone.
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How to play
- Tap a colour at the bottom to change the colour of the paint in the top-left corner.
- The paint swallows the neighbouring drops of that colour; try to make the whole tray one colour.
- Watch the move counter: the tray must be one colour before it runs out.
- Stuck? Undo, take a hint, or hold (or hover) a colour to see what it would swallow first.
Controls
- Tap or click: pick a colour (the buttons at the bottom, or a drop on the tray)
- Hover or press and hold: see what it would swallow before you pick
- Keyboard: 1-6 pick a colour, Z undoes, H gives a hint
- Esc or P: pause
Tips
- Do not always pick the colour that swallows the most; a small colour first and the big one later can save moves.
- To pass a padlocked wall, swallow the key first; bombs and portals take many drops in a single move.
- Every colour has its own pattern: if colours are hard to tell apart, read the patterns.
Questions and answers
Is it free?
Yes, you can play it for free. There are no ads inside the game, and coins are only earned by playing.
Can every tray be solved?
Yes. Every tray is checked by a solver: it finds the shortest way to finish, and your move limit is that plus some spare moves.
Is my progress saved?
Yes. Your stars, coins, an unfinished tray and your settings are saved to the cloud through the portal, even if you play as a guest.