Collide: Color Slide

Name: Collide: Color Slide
Rating: 4.8 (149 reviews)
Author: Ryan Schalk

By: Ryan Schalk App

Original sliding colors game

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Features & Capabilities

Collide is the game of sliding and blending colors. The unique gameplay will challenge your problem-solving skills and encourage creativity.

Each level consists of colored tiles placed on an 8x8 grid. Navigate tiles around the board to fill their corresponding targets. Some tiles blend into new colors, while others can assist each other to their targets.

The puzzles range from relaxing to mind-bending; play through puzzle packs in whichever order suits you! How many puzzles can you solve?


Features:
- 160 FREE puzzles
- REPLAY puzzles to find perfect solutions
- ZERO ads
- NO time limits or lives

How to play:
- Swipe in any of the four directions (up, down, left, right) to slide tiles
- Walls and targets do not slide
- Use up all of the tiles and fill all of the targets
- Primary colors combine into secondary colors
- Secondary colors only combine with the same color
- Play the Tutorial Turquoise pack for more details!

User Growth & Download Statistics

App

By:

Ryan Schalk

Rating:

4.80

(149)

Version:

1.2 Last updated: 2024-06-22

Version code:

866889811

Creation date:

2021-12-11

Compatible devices:

Size:

11.66MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-14

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 126,995 ▲ 2,212

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Developed by:

Ryan Schalk

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/collide-color-slide/id1599636061

User Reviews

I enjoy the game enough to have bought the extra packs, but I find myself having low confidence in what can be considered a “perfect”. Several times I’m able to complete a level with fewer moves than what is listed as perfect, and some of those have been done by taking direction adverse to the hints provided…this makes it’s terribly hard to gauge if I’m actually “stuck” trying to figure out how to win in the fewest moves, or if there’s an error on the number of moves it actually takes (and possibly the hint provided)…as someone who finds a lot of satisfaction in full completion of a game’s objectives, this is rather frustrating. Outside of that one area it’s a really fun game and still worth the $1.99 for the added levels!