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Chain Connect
by SiJaf
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Chain Connect
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Description
Have fun, relax and forget the daily stress! Play this relaxing chain reaction game with a twist. Immerse and have fun!
How to Play
1. Hit the shining dots with particles
2. Click on a dot to start a chain
3. The dot explodes and particles fly around
4. The particles move towards the MOUSE
5. If you clear the top layer, you move to the layer beneath
6. Relax and have fun :)
FAQ
What is Chain Connect?
Chain Connect is a chain reaction puzzle game developed by SiJaf where players aim to connect colored circles and trigger chain reactions to clear each level.
How do you play Chain Connect?
In Chain Connect, you click on circles to start chain reactions that will connect with other circles of the same color, aiming to clear all the circles on the board within a limited number of moves.
Who is the developer of Chain Connect?
Chain Connect was created by indie developer SiJaf and is available to play on Kongregate.
What are the main features of Chain Connect?
The main features of Chain Connect include simple mouse controls, color-matching chain reaction mechanics, limited moves per level, and a level-based progression system that increases in difficulty.
Is there a way to progress or unlock new content in Chain Connect?
In Chain Connect, you progress by completing puzzle levels, with each new level offering increased challenge and requiring strategic planning of your chain reactions.
Comments
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SiJaf
Jan. 22, 2010
Hey thanks for all those good feedbacks. I will definitely make a sequel to this also with some graphics update, but also new gameplay elements. This gameplay is also part of a bigger "game as art" project, which I finish in 1-2 month.
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Fog_of_Fear
Jan. 22, 2010
What I could imagine for the sequel are smooth and slow backround colour fades (if the coulours aren't too loud). I personally don't like backround images, but I think many people would like them too (if the images fit the smooth relaxing style of the game). Perhaps there could be a few backround options so you can choose it just like the different songs.
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Kcori
Sep. 18, 2010
It's pretty relaxing. I think it would work really well if it were a fullscreen experience, but that's not really plausible here.
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rapidraccoon808
Apr. 10, 2010
Great game and calming music to go with it, combined with entertaining gameplay. I say Sijaf that it rightfully deserves a 5/5 like many other games of yours... all it needs now is badges ask greg or jim(or emily) Greer for that.
SiJaf
Feb. 20, 2010
That's amazing, Brontalo!
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