Rumble

A puzzle based on making and breaking groups of balls that stack and connect along hexagon lines (instead of square lines for sword fighting blocks)

Basics

• There are 5 colors of balls.
• There are two "launchers" at the bottom of the screen, one left side, one right side.
• Balls can be shot up into the "mass", either in a direct line, or by angling off the walls to get behind other balls

Charging

• A ball can be "charged" before launching.
• Charged balls will not break when they hit a group
• Charged balls are used to make combos.

Breaking

• If an uncharged ball hits a group of 2 or more of the same color, it will break
• If a broken group contains a charged ball, then every "charged group" with a later charged ball will also break. ((wordy))

= Strike versus sprinkle

• Breaks without a charged ball are sprinkles, and come up from the bottom of the screen.
• Breaks with a charged ball are strikes, and push in from the upper corners

Lack of "fused" blocks

• In SF, you can fuse blocks together to make strikes.
• In Rumble, your charged blocks are not attached to their group, and can be seperated by incoming strikes.
• Seperating turns the charged blocks into bruses.