Hen Set Match

Below the grid, three trays wait. Each tray holds colored slices — triangles pointing in different directions. Drag any tray onto the grid and drop it onto an empty cell. The slice lands. The tray returns below, refilled with a new random slice.
Your goal is to sort slices by color, placing them next to matching neighbors. When six slices of the same color end up on the same tray — the tray itself, sitting on the grid — that entire set disappears. The tray vanishes too, freeing up space for more slices.
Each removal scores points. Bigger chains don't exist here — it's all about building those sixes. Watch the grid fill. Plan where each slice goes. Sometimes you place a slice to start a new set. Sometimes you add to an existing tray that already has five of the same color. One more and boom — cleared.
The game ends when the grid has no empty cells left for the next tray. No time limit. No move limit. Just the steady creep of slices and your ability to keep clearing sets.
A simple best score tracks your progress. Beat your record. Try again. Every run is a fresh grid and a new chance to arrange slices more efficiently than last time.
Core Mechanics
Three trays below the grid, each holding one colored slice
Drag a tray onto an empty grid cell to place the slice
When six slices of the same color occupy a single tray on the grid, the whole set (tray included) disappears
Game ends when no empty cells remain for the next tray
High score saves your best run
Hen Set Match: Drop the slices. Match the colors. Clear six to survive.