Use your MOUSE to click on a group of 3 or more of the same colored squares to remove them. Clicking on WRONG squares will DAMAGE your score. Get BONUSES by clicking in the POW box to the right of the screen when objects appear in it. submitted 08/5/03
Particle Jam is a fast paced game of challenge and skill with multiple scoring opportunities and a few hidden surprises. Use the mouse to click on particles. Score points for groups of 3 or more. The bigger the group, the more points you score. Use the Jammer Bar to disintegrate all particles in its path. Jammer Bar size will increase in later levels giving you more disintegrating power. But watch out for The Reactor Particle which will cause a chain reaction that triggers a particle storm. submitted 04/25/03
Link matching pieces by clicking on them, creating a chain. Once a chain has been created, you can click on the last piece again to remove the chain from the board. You can also "back up" in the chain by clicking on one of the other pieces. A chain must have at least 2 pieces in it to be removed, but longer chains mean more points! submitted 10/25/02
Score points by clicking and thus detonating unassuming like-colored blocks that are in clusters (adjacent in any direction). But they have to be in groupings of three or more! The explosion will collapse the structure above onto what remains below. Larger groupings mean more points and very large groupings earn bonuses to compound your score further! submitted 10/25/02
Make the blocsk disappear before it fills up to the top. Click on any color where three or more of the same colors connect. The more that connects the better. submitted 10/9/02
The goal is to remove connected blocks of the same colour. The more blocks, the more points you'll get. At least two blocks will have to be removed causing a score of (N - 2) ^ 2 where N is the number of removed blocks. The remaining blocks fall down or move to the left to form new combinations. submitted 07/19/01
The rules are simple: line up color balls in 5+ vertical, horizontal or diagonal rows of the same color to keep the desk clean. You can move a ball to an empty cell. Each move adds three new balls. submitted 04/27/00
