SUPERNOVA
The Supernova app icon: colourful orbs circling a black hole

Supernova

Spin the rings. Match the orbs. Feed the black hole.

Coming soon to the App Store
Spinning a ring lines up three red orbs, which glow ready to pop The matched orbs pop and score points A Beam special orb fires a beam across the whole board The black hole's Supernova blasts every orb on the board Frost Halo, a galaxy full of ice Dark Bloom, a galaxy where dark matter spreads The galaxy map, with a banner for each new galaxy Permanent upgrades: Extra Moves, Luck, Black Hole and Head Start

A fresh kind of match puzzle

Orbs swirl in rings around a black hole. Drag any ring to spin it, line up three or more matching orbs along a spoke, and watch them pop. Everything falls toward the singularity and new orbs drift in from the rim, so one clever spin can set off a chain reaction across the whole board.

Spin, don't swap

Rings turn instead of orbs swapping places, so every move rearranges the board in a new way.

Specials and Supernova

Four in a row makes a Halo or a Beam, an L or T makes a Pulse. Big combos charge the black hole for a Supernova that hits every orb.

300 levels, 10 galaxies

Each galaxy has its own sky and its own twist, and every level is play-tested by a bot so it can always be won.

Permanent upgrades

Spend gems on Extra Moves, Luck, a faster Black Hole and a Head Start of free special orbs.

Worldwide leaderboard

Sign in to Game Center and your total score is ranked against every player.

Free, no ads, offline

No account to make and no ads. Optional in-app purchases if you want to move faster.

Ten galaxies, ten twists

GalaxyWhat's different
1. Vela DriftCollect goals, ice, cores and asteroids
2. Cassio ReachGears, thick ice and iron asteroids
3. Orin VeilChained rings arrive
4. Nyx DeepDark matter arrives
5. Frost HaloIce on most boards
6. Gearworks SpiralGears on nearly every board
7. Asteroid ClusterAsteroid fields everywhere
8. Dark BloomDark matter on most boards
9. Chainbound RiftChained rings on most boards
10. Supernova CoreFives make Novas, and the black hole charges twice as fast