◆ Neon arcade · One thumb

Match your color.

That's the whole game. A ring of neon arcs spins in front of you. Your knife is one color. Land it in the arc that matches — and every knife you land stays in the ring, forever, turning with it.

Free to play No energy, no timers Playable offline
Coming soon to Google Play

So every throw you win makes the next one harder. The ring you're aiming at is the ring you built.

Tap to throw. That's the whole control scheme.

Straight from the build

Real frames from the game — the ring filling up, a PERFECT hit landing, and the arcade’s front door.

Level 7: a neon ring of magenta, amber, violet and cyan arcs carrying ten thrown knives, with the next knife waiting below.
A PERFECT hit on level 6: the cyan arc bursts, +3 pops over a gold ring flash, and the chain multiplier reads x5.
The main menu: CHROMA STRIKE over the spinning ring, a green PLAY button for level 1, the daily challenge and the NEON ARCADE below.

One rule, a whole cabinet

Every mode in Chroma Strike obeys the same rule. Learn it once, chase it everywhere.

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Aim for the middle

Land in the heart of an arc and it's PERFECT. String them together for a combo and the sound climbs with you. Three stars a level — and the third one is earned.

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Four more games

Clear level 3 and the NEON ARCADE opens: COLOR FLAP, COLOR DROP, COLOR BOUNCE and COLOR GATES — four more games, all obeying the same rule.

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Three worlds

The playfield isn't always a circle. Pentagon and square worlds change where your knife lands and when. Not a reskin — a different read.

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Make it yours

Knives, trails and hit effects — earned with coins, or with the achievements that pay them out. No energy. No timers. No waiting.

The shape is the difficulty

Three worlds, three geometries. On the pentagon the edge starts moving toward you as it turns; the square has the widest swing of all.

Prism

The ring. Levels 1–10.

Lattice

The pentagon. Levels 11–20.

Apex

The square. Levels 21–30.

One rule. Your move.

Three worlds, four arcade games, one rule — free to play.