Collect Em All and the moving chains on a color board
Collect Em All drops you into an Arcade grid packed with colored balls, and your job is to link matching neighbors before you burn through your moves. The board is all about planning paths, because every chain must stay connected as you sweep across adjacent pieces.
Swipe through same-color neighbors
The core move is simple: tap a ball, then drag across touching balls of the same color to build one continuous line. You cannot double back on yourself, so each route needs a little forethought if you want to clear a big group instead of wasting a turn.
That rule gives the game its tension, especially when a long chain is sitting just out of reach. If you like the connection style seen in Color Strings or Patterns Link, this one scratches a similar path-planning itch.
Long chains, boosters, and board clears
Making bigger links is the real score play, and the game rewards you when you string together the longest runs. Strong combos can trigger explosive power-ups that clear balls from the board or shuffle the layout, which helps when the grid starts to clog up.
The sound and visual feedback matter too, since each successful chain lands with a little burst of energy. For another color-matching angle that also leans on linking, Prism Match 3D is a close mechanical cousin, while Butterfly Kyodai fits the same adjacent-match mindset in a different format.
Daily bonuses and skin unlocks
Come back for daily bonuses, and you can also unlock new skins as you keep playing. That extra layer makes each run feel a bit more personal, especially when you are trying to beat a better score with cleaner routes.
With its color-focused board, limited-move pressure, and chain-building rules, Collect Em All is easy to read but still asks you to think ahead. It also fits neatly with connect, matching, and colors if you enjoy games built around link-making decisions.
Platform
Browser — desktop, mobile and tablet
Release
20 march 2025
Last Update
20 march 2025