Color Lines is a logic game popular with office workers. "Balls" are not surprising with perfect graphics and an exciting plot, but the game has a different task - it is a great way to distract from thoughts of work during lunchtime. It can be argued that even arrogant computer snobs spent more than one hour at the "Colored Lines", most of them had fun at work, some took their souls at home.
The rules of the game are simple ─ you need to make lines of five or more balls of the same color. The goal of the game is to clear lines, clear the field from balls and collect points.
History of the game
Without exaggeration, Color Lines unites residents of the post-Soviet space no worse than the legendary "Tetris". The game has survived more than one operating system and platform, it has grown together with the PC so much that no one remembers the authors ─ "Lines" have become popular.
In 1992, the game was invented by Gamos employees Oleg Demin, Gennady Denisov and Igor Ivkin. The idea of the game arose even earlier ─ at the end of the Soviet era, the listed employees toiled from idleness at the All-Union Institute of Standardization and Metrology. Young people got acquainted with computer technology, mastering games that were fashionable at that time like "Prince of Persia".
These activities stimulated the creative process ─ Tetris-like "Corners" were invented for warm-up. Then everything happened like in a movie with a happy end. On TV, Demin saw the director of Gamos, who invited everyone to cooperate. The company offered its "Corners", they were bought. True, the subsequent development of the quests was rejected, but the simple idea of Color Lines was liked.
Interesting Facts
- Color Lines appeared around the same time as Tetris. Unlike the continuously falling Tetris figures, the balls are in no hurry.
- The authors of Color Lines have developed several more similar games. In 1996, the rights to them were bought by the Japanese Bandai Namco. This company renamed Colored Lines to Golly! Ghosts! Goal! " (ゴ ー リ ー ゴ ー ス ト ゴ ー ル).
The game gets harder gradually, but it's not too easy. To reach expert level requires regular training. We suggest you start right now! Play Colored Lines online for free and without registration.
