Line 98 Classic: Color Puzzle

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About this game

Lines 98 is a classic puzzle game in 1990s. First invented by a Russian programmer, it is quickly being well known in the end of 90s when integrated in a PC operating system which called Win 98. That’s why it has the name Lines 98 then.

This classic puzzle game has very simple rule. On a 9x9 board, there are some color balls. They have different colors: Red, Green, Blue, Yellow, Dark Red, Pink. Some balls are smaller than the others. And only 3 small color balls appear on screen at the same time. User can move the big ball by drag or touch on the ball then touch on the destination. Their mission is to bring the same color balls together. When 5 same color balls are arranged in a line (cross, vertical, horizontal), they will explode and disappear from the board. You score up then!

This classic lines 98 game has no time limit. User just touch and touch, score and score to beat their record. It is simple, but it is very relaxing. I have seen many people playing this Line 98 game for years, in every free time in their day.

Though it was old, but it is always be missed. And users keeps playing this Line 98 Classic till this time. 30 years since it was first invented.

There are many versions on store but I still feel that they are not satisfying. So I created this one - Line 98 Classic - with the old theme. And you could feel exact the old feeling 30 years ago.

Let’s download and play Line 98 Classic: Color Puzzle.

Thank you!

Ratings and reviews

valerie Williams, look above here where you comment, it say's "Look what's new" Click that arrow pointing to the right. THERE's your instructions. I knew if I came here I would find instructions. it just takes a little more effort sometimes.😉 My apologies to the game creator...I will go try it now and then give a real review

Great line 98, best color lines 98 ever

There's no hints as to the object of the game. Maybe I'm just stupid or don't understand a game app that I should.

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