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Version 1.0.7 · 2026-10-14
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Seven colours of light once held the world of Lumia together. Then they scattered. Bring them back, one line at a time.
Linora is a modern take on the classic Lines / Color Lines puzzle. Move a ball across the board to an empty cell, get five of the same colour in a row, and watch them go. Ten seconds to learn — and it keeps opening up for a hundred levels.
A HUNDRED LEVELS, AND A STORY THAT CARRIES THEM
Every level has its own board, its own goal and its own short tale about Linora and the seven lights. Make lines. Reach a score. Clear the board. Collect exactly ten red balls and nothing else. Every handful of levels asks for something you have not done yet.
Finish inside half the moves or half the time you were given and you take the champion's cup instead of stars.
SEVEN COLOURS, SEVEN MAGICS…
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