One drop. Then everything goes.
Match a colour and the orbs above fall into place. A new match starts the next link in the chain.

PARTICLE-PHYSICS PUZZLE · ANDROID
Drop pairs of coloured orbs. Match three or more, break the crates and keep a chain reaction going. Then things get wonderfully strange.
Antimatter blasts, gluon strings and plasma fever turn ideas from particle physics into puzzle mechanics. Curious where they come from? Optional “Real physics” cards explain the connection.

MECHANIC DEMONSTRATIONS
Match a colour and the orbs above fall into place. A new match starts the next link in the chain.
Match five to forge a gluon. This wildcard joins a group and sweeps every orb of that colour away.
Keep the chains coming to fill the plasma meter. Your next drops go white-hot and pop everything they touch.
FOR CURIOUS MINDS
Quarks are tiny building blocks of matter, found inside protons and neutrons at the centre of atoms. Their strange world gives this puzzle its wildest ideas.
The game's optional “Real physics” cards connect the mechanics to the science behind them. Here are three of those connections.
Explore the physics at CERN ↗Matter and its antimatter counterpart annihilate when they meet. In Quark Forge, that becomes an explosive way to clear orbs.
Gluons carry the strong force that binds quarks. The game turns that connection into glowing strings: pop one end and the other goes too.
Elementary particles acquire mass through interactions with the Higgs field. In the puzzle, glowing fields catch and hold orbs, changing where you can place a pair.
STRAIGHT FROM THE GAME
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Eighty levels across eight worlds, an endless Deep Field, and a fresh Daily Challenge. Every colour has its own crystal shape. Play offline, wherever the day takes you.
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