Colorlines98online Posted July 1 Share Posted July 1 Hi everyone! I’d like to share my browser game: Color Lines 98 Online. It is a web-based version of the classic Color Lines / Lines 98 puzzle game. The goal is simple: place colored balls on the board, create lines of five or more matching colors, and try to keep the board from filling up. The main feature I added is verified replays. Every completed game can be saved and shared as a replay, so high scores are not just numbers on a leaderboard — they can actually be watched and checked. The game also has a global leaderboard, so players can compete worldwide. I wanted to make score chasing feel fairer, especially for a classic puzzle game where fake or impossible scores can easily ruin the leaderboard. The game runs directly in the browser and works on both desktop and mobile. Play here: https://colorlines98.online Example replay: https://colorlines98.online/r/GdKDAsb5uIrh I’d be happy to hear any feedback, especially about: mobile controls replay sharing leaderboard clarity overall game feel on desktop and mobile Thanks! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Colorlines98online Posted July 27 Author Share Posted July 27 Small update on Color Lines 98 Online — the Lines 98 / Color Lines remake I posted here on July 1. What changed since then: - 16 languages. The whole site is localised, not just the in-game UI: every content page exists per language on its own URL. Polish was the last one added — the game is known there as "kulki", which turned out to be a much bigger search term than I expected. - Resume for unfinished games. Each of the three free modes (Prediction / Classic / Blind) keeps its own unfinished run. The mode lobby shows a "Continue" marker over the board preview, and for signed-in players the run is stored server-side, so it survives a device switch. - Faster, quieter start. The first screen now hydrates from cache instead of flashing an empty state, and image assets are only revealed once fully decoded — no more half-drawn artwork on the result screen. - Small fixes, including a Firefox-only pixel-snapping bug that made the preview balls pulse in steps instead of smoothly. The core is unchanged: 9x9 board, lines of five or more, seven colours, scoring n*(n+1)/2 - 10 so long lines are actually worth setting up. The daily board is still one shared seed for everybody with a single scored attempt, and every game is stored as seed + move list — so replays are exact, and the server re-simulates the run to verify the score instead of trusting the client. Still free, still no account needed to play. Feedback welcome, especially on mobile layouts — that's where I keep finding things. https://colorlines98.online Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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