Color Drop vs Sliceball

The balls stay put. The holes do the moving. Every hole on the board is locked to its own row or column - drag it along that fixed track and it soaks up any ball of its color sitting in the way. Each hole shows exactly how many balls it still needs. Clear that number and the hole disappears, opening new paths for the holes around it. With tracks crossing in every direction, sliding one hole can block or free up the ones next to it. Plan your order carefully - the wrong move can trap a color in a corner with no path left to reach it. Hundreds of boards, from a handful of crossing tracks to dense grids where every slide matters. Clear every ball, one careful drag at a time.

Slice the stack. Time the drop. Land the ball. Sliceball is a one-tap timing game built around a single perfect moment - the instant you stop slicing and let the ball fall. Hold to carve down through the stack, release at the right height, and the ball drops clean onto the table. Release too early and it never lands. Hold too long and it shatters. That is the whole game. It takes five seconds to learn and a lot longer to get good at. FEATURES - Over 200 hand-built levels that get genuinely tricky - Five rooms, and the room changes every 20 levels - One-tap, one-handed controls - hold to slice, release to drop - Real physics: every slice tumbles and falls differently - A shop full of unlockable skins - swap the ball for an eyeball, a bomb or a spiked mine, or trade sticky notes for cheese, notepaper, poker chips, cards, cartridges or vinyl - Earn coins by clearing levels and spend them in the shop - Plays fully offline - no wifi needed - Free to play, no in-app purchases WHY YOU WILL KEEP PLAYING Every level is a reflex test you can read in a second and miss in a hundred ways. The slicing feels good, the landing is satisfying, and a run takes about fifteen seconds - right for a queue, a commute, or ten minutes before bed. No timers. No lives. No waiting. Just slice, drop, and go again. Free to play, supported by ads.