Color pays
A line in one color is a Flush, ×5 Mult. Two colors is a Two-Tone. Every move is two puzzles: fit the shape, match the color.
Block Blast,
but color matters.
Clear a line in one color for a FLUSH and watch your score multiply. Build a deck of pieces, stack charms that bend the rules, and beat the boss every third round.
Play free in your browser
Steam wishlist · coming soon
No download, no account. Luck in Prismatile is always free: nothing in the game sells random rewards.
Chips0
×
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Three things Block Blast can’t do
Your pieces are a deck
You draw from a deck you build. Between rounds, add pieces, turn them Gold or Wild, or trim the ones you hate.
Boss · The CensorAmber pays nothing this round
Rules that change
Charms let diagonals count, pieces rotate, or Flushes pay ×8. Every third round a boss flips a rule. No two runs play alike.
One line, 2,400 points
Every clear pays Chips × Mult, and the game shows you exactly why.
80Chips
8 squares × 10
8 squares × 10
×
(
1line
+
3streak
+
2gold
)
×
5Flush
=
2,400points
Pick a charm, break the game
30 charms in the alpha, more coming. A few favorites:
Questions
Is it free?
Yes. The browser version is free to play. It may show a short ad between rounds, and there will be a one-time option to remove ads.
Is this gambling?
No. There’s no real money in the luck. Lucky clears and random offers are free and can’t be bought, and there are no loot boxes or random packs for sale. Skill decides runs over time.
Does it work on my phone?
Yes. It’s built for touch first and plays in your phone’s browser. App store versions are planned.
Will my run be saved?
Yes. Your run saves after every move in this browser, so you can close the tab and pick up where you left off.
Do you track me?
We count anonymous game events, like which round a run reached and which charms were picked, to balance the game. No cookies, no accounts, nothing that identifies you, and nothing is sent if your browser asks sites not to track.
Is it color-blind friendly?
Every color also has its own symbol (● ▲ ◆), and the palette avoids red/green pairs.
Steam?
A Steam version with more content is planned. The wishlist link will go here when the page is live.