If, for example, the ball falls into the #3 position of a row or column AND one of the balls already in that column (or the one you just dropped) has a #3 on it, then every ball with the #3 on it disintegrates - which clears the board a bit.Each time, you get to choose which row/column you want to drop the next ball into. To “clear a row” (or a square) on the 7×7 grid of squares, you sort of chip away at it - ball by ball. It’s the “unique and logical” twist that makes Drop7 so much fun. However, in Drop7 you don’t really add up numbers like you do with Sudoku - so if you don’t care for that game, you’ll still enjoy this one! The Sudoku-like aspect is the fact that you have to pay attention to the numbers on each of the balls.The Tetris-like angle pertains to the colored balls that drop (not continuously, but one at a time… only when you release it).(I just so happen to enjoy both of those games.) Either way, the object of the game is to accumulate the most points before the board completely fills with balls. I think this one used to be called Snap7. My Favorite iPhone Puzzle Games #1 – Drop7 See why I think the following iPhone game apps are the best… (See the type of iPhone apps I prefer, instead of games.) Since I’m no gamer, I thought maybe others who simply wanted to add a few fun time-wasters onto their iPhones might appreciate this info. That said, I LOVE these iPhone apps that I found under the Games category in the Apple store! However, I do enjoy board games, word games, and Tetris-type “clear the board” games. I don’t play games on my cell phone (an iPhone) very often.
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