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Sand Fall is a falling sand puzzle played on a grid of 52 by 72 cells. Chunks of colored sand drop from the top as rigid shapes, and the moment one lands it crumbles into single grains that pour downward, slip off ledges and settle into natural slopes. Because every grain flows on its own, towers melt into hills and valleys keep reshaping until the last grain rests. Connect 14 or more grains of the same color into one group and the whole group bursts for points, sending the sand above cascading down. Clear again before the next block lands and the chain multiplier climbs from x2 up to a cap of x5. Five sand colors, eight block shapes and a rising speed level every eight clears keep the pressure on, and the run ends when a fresh block can no longer fit in the spawn area at the top. Hard drop, slide and stack wisely. Your best score is stored on your device. Play with a keyboard or with touch controls.
Как играть
Press the left and right arrows to steer the falling block, the down arrow to soft drop and space to hard drop. On touch, hold the left or right half of the screen to move and use the bottom drop button, drag down for soft drop. Land blocks so same colored grains connect into groups of 14 or more to clear them.
Советы и хитрости
- Grains pour off pile edges into valleys, so aim blocks at dips to spread color evenly and top up nearly finished groups.
- A group needs 14 connected grains of one color. Wide contact beats tall stacks, since slopes reconnect separated grains.
- Chain clears happen when falling sand forms a new group before your next block lands. The multiplier climbs up to x5.
- Hard drop the moment a block lines up with a nearly complete group. Waiting one beat lets slopes shift the landing spot.
Частые вопросы
How do I clear sand?
Connect 14 or more grains of the same color into a single group. The game checks the whole well once all grains have stopped flowing, and every connected group that is big enough disappears at once with a burst of particles.
How does the chain multiplier work?
If collapsing sand forms another group before your next block lands, the multiplier rises from x1 to x2, x3 and so on up to x5. The moment a new block lands, the chain resets to x1.
Why can I not rotate pieces?
Rotation is left out on purpose. Sand breaks apart and refills slopes by itself, so shaping the pile comes from where and when you drop, not from twisting shapes.
Where is my best score saved?
Your best score is stored locally in your browser on this device. Clearing site data resets it.