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Prism
Swap adjacent gems to line up three or more and set off cascading matches.
How to play Prism
The board is a grid of coloured gems, each a different shape as well as a different colour. Tap a gem to select it, then tap a gem right next to it to swap the two — or just swipe a gem toward the neighbour you want to trade it with.
A swap only sticks if it lines up three or more gems of the same kind in a row or column. Those matched gems burst and add to your score; a swap that lines up nothing simply slides back.
When gems clear, the gems above them fall to fill the gaps and new gems drop in from the top. If the falling gems form fresh lines of three, they clear too — a cascade — and each step of the chain raises the combo multiplier.
Keep making matches to climb the score. There's no clock and no way to lose — if the board ever runs out of moves it reshuffles itself — so chase your best score for as long as you like.
Controls
- Tap, then tap a neighbour
- Select a gem, then swap it
- Swipe a gem
- Swap it toward that neighbour
- Arrow keys / W A S D
- Move the selector
- Enter / Space
- Select and swap with the keyboard
- New game button
- Deal a fresh board any time
Tips
- Every gem is a distinct shape, not just a colour, so you can line up matches by shape whenever the colours are hard to tell apart.
- Watch what sits above the gems you clear — the drop often lines up a free cascade, and chained clears are where the big multipliers come from.
- A four- or five-in-a-row clears more gems at once and scores more than three separate matches of three.
- Look for a single swap that completes two lines at once; it clears both and starts your combo a step higher.
About Prism
Prism is Navritto's match-three gem puzzle, built to play instantly in the browser. Swap two neighbouring gems to line up three or more of the same kind; the matched gems burst, the gems above fall to fill the gaps, fresh gems drop in from the top, and any new lines the fall creates cascade for a rising combo multiplier. Match-three is a classic puzzle mechanic and Prism is our own take on it — our own gem shapes, our own colours, and a bright, faceted look on a deep-violet board. Every gem is a different shape as well as a different colour, so matches read clearly for colour-blind players too. It's endless: there's no timer and no losing move — the board reshuffles if it ever gets stuck — so you play for a high score, saved on your device. It needs no install or account and works with touch or the keyboard. Prism joins Coil, Doubler, Lexicon, Pairs, Skyhop, Skyline and Sudoku in Navritto Games and shares the same feel — the pop, the burst, the little celebration on a big cascade — that runs through them all.