NEON MATCH / THE SIGNAL GRID

Neon Match: one exchange can light up the whole grid.

Exchange neighboring glowing shapes. Matching lines clear, new pieces fall and a cascade can carry the score further.

THE OFFICIAL GAME

Neon Match

Choose a shape, then its neighbor. Give the falling pieces a moment to find their next match.

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Press Play to open the game. No external player loads before you start.

SEE THE LINE BEFORE YOU SWAP

Select a shape.
Choose its neighbor.

Exchange adjacent shapes to form matching horizontal or vertical lines of at least three.
Matched pieces clear and new pieces fall into the spaces. Cascades can create more matches from one exchange.
Meet the displayed score target within the level’s move budget. The checked first level asked for555points in20moves and displayed Level Clear after two effective exchanges.

Desktop controls

Choose Continue, then Begin for the unlocked level. Click one shape and then an adjacent shape to exchange them. Watch for the white selection outline before choosing the second cell.

Phone or tablet

Tap a shape, then tap its neighbor. Watch the white selection outline and keep both chosen cells in view. The8-by-8 grid and the full exit toolbar were visible at390px.

Use two pointer selections. After an exchange, wait for the falling shapes and score updates to settle before choosing the next pair. Stop game returns to the page.

LOOK FOR THE NEXT CASCADE

Look one row beyond the obvious match.

Before choosing a pair, picture what its exchange will clear and which pieces will fall into that space. A longer line can leave room for a useful follow-up cascade. Check the target and remaining moves after the animations settle; the first accepted exchange raised the score to340 while leaving19moves.

A TARGET, CLEARED

An exchange can do more than clear its first line.

In one opening route, a four-shape vertical line started a cascade. A second effective exchange crossed the555-point target, and the result showed Level Clear with three stars and18moves remaining. Look for what will fall next as well as what will match now. The signal-grid illustration is an original arrangement; your board appears in the official player.

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Before the next exchange

Can I simply drag a shape into another cell?

Use two selections. The checked drag left the first shape selected; clicking its adjacent neighbor completed the exchange and changed the score.

What counts as a move?

The two effective checked exchanges reduced the first level’s counter from20 to19 and then18. An unproductive exchange was not individually tested.

Why did the score change several times after one swap?

The cleared pieces made space for falling shapes, which produced more matches. The checked first exchange showed several score increments during its cascade.

Are all campaign levels checked?

The menu displays a100+level campaign. This acceptance completed the first level only; later stages and the pause control were not individually exercised.

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Neon Match

Select a shape.Choose its neighbor.

Desktop controls

Phone or tablet

Look one row beyond the obvious match.

An exchange can do more than clear its first line.

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