Chain Relations
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About this game
Chain Relations is a small casual existential game about life, human needs and long-term relations.
Game objective: connect the balls' same-colored inputs to outputs. Completely connected balls. The possible connection range is limited, so plan your moves.
You can adjust balls count, connection range, tyrn balls spawning on/off, and put additional color to the board.
Hint: from time to time balls blink and randomly change their colors one by one, so if you are out of the moves, you can just wait a bit.
The game is intended to be meditative, so there is no game timer and no hall of fame. There are also no sound, no ads and no in-game purchases. The game is completely free and will remain so. It does not use Internet connection and does not require any device permissions.
The game is auto-saved every 5 seconds, so if you close it immediately after a move, you might lose up to last 5 seconds of the game.
Game objective: connect the balls' same-colored inputs to outputs. Completely connected balls. The possible connection range is limited, so plan your moves.
You can adjust balls count, connection range, tyrn balls spawning on/off, and put additional color to the board.
Hint: from time to time balls blink and randomly change their colors one by one, so if you are out of the moves, you can just wait a bit.
The game is intended to be meditative, so there is no game timer and no hall of fame. There are also no sound, no ads and no in-game purchases. The game is completely free and will remain so. It does not use Internet connection and does not require any device permissions.
The game is auto-saved every 5 seconds, so if you close it immediately after a move, you might lose up to last 5 seconds of the game.
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What's new
Rebuilt for Android 13.0
