Description

Crazy Color Balls 2 is a fast lane race where your ball group survives by choosing lanes that match upcoming color gates, avoiding mismatches that shrink you, and keeping your formation intact through hazard sections. Controls Desktop: A/D or Arrow Keys to change lanes, Space/Action if jump/split/merge exists (varies) Mobile: Swipe left/right to change lanes, swipe up to jump (if present), tap split/merge/shield buttons (if present) What you do - Move between lanes to hit gates and avoid hazards - Pass through color-matching gates to keep your group strong - Avoid mismatched gates that reduce or break your run - Reach the finish with the largest surviving group possible Read two gates ahead The biggest losses happen when you choose a “good” gate now that forces a “bad” gate next. Quick habit: - glance past the current gate to the next set - pick the lane that keeps you safe for both Even a slightly weaker gate is worth it if it sets up a clean next choice. Center-lane discipline When visibility is limited: - stay centered From center, you can reach either side gate with a shorter move and fewer panic swerves. Splits are only good when both paths are safe If your version includes split mechanics: - don’t split just to chase extra gems Split only when you can confirm: - both lanes have matching gates - both lanes avoid hazards for at least a short stretch A bad split often deletes half your run instantly. Gems are secondary Skip single gems when: - they sit behind a risky mismatched gate - they force a late diagonal move Survival creates higher totals than greedy detours. Common mistakes - reacting at the gate instead of choosing earlier - chasing gems into mismatched sections - splitting without verifying both routes - drifting to edges and getting pinned Mini drill Do three runs where you ignore gems entirely and only focus on passing matching gates with clean lane changes. Your consistency will jump. FAQ Why do I lose so many balls suddenly? You hit a mismatched gate or split into a bad lane. Read two gates ahead. Is it better to take a smaller safe gate? Yes—safe setup beats one big gate that forces a bad next move. When should I split? Only when you can see both branches are safe and beneficial.

Instruction

Avoid ball hitting other colors

Specifications

• Easy to play