Planetary Pile-up game - The Internet Flash Game Database (IFGDb)

Planetary Pile-up

A galactic scale match3 puzzle game. Match the same colored planets together to destroy them as you try to prevent getting crushed. Use the mouse to drop planets, make groups of at least three same colored planets.

A game by: Utterly Superb Games, Happiness Sam

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