RainEl vs Keep The Fly

Forget everything you know about match-3. In Rainbow Elimination, you don't swap two balls — you slide an entire row or column. The empty space moves with your swipe, and matches form perpendicular to the direction you slide. One move ripples across the whole board in a way no ordinary match game does. HOW TO PLAY • Swipe any row or column to shift the balls • 2 or more same-colored balls lining up across your swipe = a match • Matched balls vanish — your goal is to clear the entire 9×9 grid • Stuck? Add a couple of fresh balls, or swap any two into place WHY IT'S DIFFERENT • No swapping adjacent tiles — you control whole lines at once • Every swipe can trigger chains you didn't plan for • Clean, colorful, no clutter — just you and the grid • Quick sessions that fit a commute or a coffee break Simple to pick up, surprisingly deep to master. Can you clear the rainbow?

Keep The Fly is a small retro arcade game about keeping one tiny fly alive for as long as you can. Tap to move, dodge what gets in your way, and try to stay calm when the gaps get tighter. Each run is short, a little chaotic, and easy to restart, which makes going for a better score feel natural. Play for your own best score, or sign in to place your result on the leaderboards. If you enable location, you can also compare your score with players from your country or nearby area. Simple idea. Quick runs. One stubborn fly.