Marble Spiral

A fast marble shooter. A chain of coloured marbles winds along a spiral toward the hole in the centre; fire from the frog in the middle and match three or more of a colour to blow them away before the chain falls in. Chains of pops score combo bonuses, and the marbles speed up the longer you last.

How to play

Marbles spiral steadily toward the hole at the centre of the board. In the middle sits your frog, loaded with a coloured marble and showing the next colour behind it. Tap anywhere on the screen and the loaded marble flies toward that spot, slotting into the chain wherever it lands.

Get three or more marbles of the same colour touching in the chain and they pop. If a pop closes a gap and brings two more same-coloured groups together, they pop too — a chain reaction that pays a rising combo bonus, so aiming for cascades is worth far more than single matches.

Tap the frog itself to swap the loaded marble for the next one when the colour you want is in the wrong slot. Only colours still on the track get loaded, so you never waste a useless shot. If the leading marble ever reaches the hole, the game is over. The chain creeps faster the longer you survive, and clearing every marble starts a new, quicker wave — your score is the total you pop.

Tips & strategy

Hunt for combos, not just matches. A single line of three is fine, but the big points come from setting up a pop that closes a gap onto another same-coloured cluster, triggering a chain. Hold a useful colour back and feed a group up to two-plus-one so your next shot detonates several at once.

Clear the front of the chain first. The marble nearest the hole is the one that ends your game, so prioritise pops near the centre to buy yourself time, even if a juicier combo is waiting further back.

Use the swap. Tapping the frog flips your loaded and next marbles, which turns an awkward colour into the one you actually need without wasting a shot into empty track.

Don't fire blindly when the board is calm. Every stray marble you add lengthens the chain and pushes the front closer to the hole. When there is no good match, swap or wait a beat rather than littering the track with singles you will have to clean up later.