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Give your next ring a place to go
Three practical habits for keeping the Ringzzle board open: check sizes, plan all three tray pieces, and leave yourself more than one option.
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Ringzzle
Free color rings puzzle game.
No install. Just play.
One idea for your next run
Get more from every ring.
Simple rules. Useful little decisions. Pick the part you want to understand.
Read the board
Match the color, not the size
See why a small, medium, and large ring can clear one line together, and why other colors in those same cells stay on the board.
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Go further
Know when to build a Color Burst
Learn what triggers a Color Burst, how Ringzzle awards clear scores, and why more colors appear as your score grows.
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See real submitted scores on Today and All-Time. When your run ends, sharing a score is your choice. Just a nickname, no login or email.
Before the next move
A few quick answers.
Why does a ring return to the tray?
That size slot may already be occupied, or the drop landed outside the board. A cell can hold one small, one medium, and one large ring. Another size can still fit. Read about keeping space open.
Do matching rings have to be the same size?
No. A color line needs the same color in all three cells of a row, column, or diagonal. Small, medium, and large rings can clear together. See a mixed-size example.
What makes a Color Burst?
Small, medium, and large rings of one color in the same cell trigger a Color Burst. It clears every ring of that color from the board, while other colors stay. Explore bursts and scoring.
Why are more colors appearing?
The game starts with three colors. Future tray pieces can use four colors at 250 points, five at 800, and six at 1,600. Existing rings keep their colors.
Is my high score saved? Do I have to submit it?
Your high score is saved locally in this browser when storage is available. Clearing site data can remove it. Leaderboard submission is optional and only happens when you choose Submit Score after game over. Read the privacy details.
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More puzzle reading.
Explore the article archive for other puzzle ideas, or come back to Ringzzle for one more run.