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Version 1.9 · 2026-07-21
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Color Brawl is a turn-based color tile matching game for two. Place pieces on a shared game board, connect three or more of the same color to score. Connect more tiles, colors, and multipliers for insanely high scores. Ten turns each. Highest score wins.
Special tiles and items introduce a deeper layer of strategy for every turn. Use them to amplify your own score, disrupt your opponent's plans, or both. Knowing when and where to use all of it is what separates a good score from a great one.
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Match with strangers or challenge friends online. Ranked and casual modes available. Prefer to play solo? Take on the bot! Multiple difficulty levels cover everyone from first-time players to seasoned veterans. Easy to pick up, hard to master. Local pass-and-play mode lets two players go head-to-head on one device.
Take up to seven days to play your match.…
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