Click any cluster of two or more touching same-colour blocks to clear it, the grid collapses to fill the gaps, and the bigger the group, the bigger the score.
The board is packed with coloured blocks. Click any group of two or more of the same colour that touch and the whole group pops; columns drop and shift inward to close the empty space. Larger groups are worth disproportionately more, so it pays to grow clusters before clearing. A bomb tile wipes an entire colour from the board but shoves a junk row up from the bottom in return.
Cluster Clear revisits the same-colour clearing puzzle, which began as SameGame in the mid-1980s and spread across every platform of the next two decades under a dozen names — Chain Shot, Clickomania, Bubble Breaker — usually without anyone knowing where it came from.
Click any group of two or more matching blocks and they vanish; everything above falls, and emptied columns close up. Scoring rises steeply with the size of the group, so the obvious move — clearing a pair the moment you see it — is nearly always the wrong one. The real game is refusing to click while you grow a colour into a mass worth taking, and knowing when the board has stopped improving.
Cluster Clear is an original free browser puzzle in the same-colour group-clearing and collapse tradition, with a bomb twist and two modes. Just open and play.