Android

Chip Boom Dash

Chip Boom Dash has 1,119 installs, #24,817 of 55,609 in Casual.

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Installs
1,119
+0 (0.0%) a week, measured over 15 days
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#915,482
of 2,713,763
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🖥️ The game screen shows a square grid (usually 8×8) filled with hexagonal or square chips, each painted in one of five colours – red, blue, green, yellow, and purple. Chips are randomly distributed with no empty cells at the start. Some chips may have a small number or star icon for visual variety, but all behave identically.
👆 You control by tapping any chip on the board. When you tap, the game instantly detects all adjacent chips (sharing an edge – up, down, left, or right) that have the same colour as the tapped chip. The entire connected cluster of that colour is selected, provided the cluster contains at least two chips. A single isolated chip cannot be tapped – it does nothing. If the cluster has two or more, all chips in that cluster burst with a small explosion effect and disappear from the grid.
✅ Each burst awards points equal to the number of chips destroyed (larger clusters give more points). After a cluster disappears, all chips above the empty cells fall straight down to fill the gaps, and new random chips are added from the top to refill the board to its full size. If the falling chips create new adjacent same‑colour clusters, those clusters are automatically triggered and burst in a chain reaction, adding to your score without extra taps. These chains can cascade multiple times, clearing large portions of the board.
❌ If, after all falling and chain reactions settle, there is no cluster of two or more same‑colour adjacent chips anywhere on the grid, the game ends immediately – you have no valid moves left.
⏱️ Each level gives you a limited number of taps (starting at 20, decreasing in later levels). You must reach a target score within those taps to advance. If you run out of taps before reaching the target, the level fails and you restart. Taps that hit isolated chips (no cluster) are wasted – they consume a tap but do nothing. There are no power‑ups, no special chips, no boosters, no timers, and no life counters. The only strategy is to identify large clusters and tap them wisely to maximize scores per tap, while hoping for lucky falling chains. Difficulty increases by adding more colours (up to 7), reducing tap counts, and raising target scores. Watch, tap, and boom. 🎯

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