Collapse!

Beneath the lowest row, there you see the new row building up.

Once all blocks are present, this row will be now the lowest row, while all others are moving up.

Once one block reaches the top of the playfield, you loose.

Each individual level has a preset value of rows, which will build up.

To win a level, all you have to do, is to prevent that a full vertical row (from bottom to top) gets stacked up.

The game offers 4 game modes: Traditional , Puzzle , Relapse , and Strategy .

Two of them need a brain, while the other two just need a fast hand.

Traditional works like explained above.

New rows show automatically, with increasing speed not only from level to level, but also in a level.

Means: the level starts slow, but in the end, new rows will complete every second.

Power-Ups are available in this game mode.

Relapse works exactly like Traditional , but with one major difference.

The action isn't just limited to the bottom of the playfield, in fact, both bottom and top now filling with blocks.

Power-Ups used on one side affecting both.

How to win is the same, but you loose, when blocks from one side touching the other.

Strategy is one of the two game modes where you must think.

Clicking fast will only help to see the Game Over screen.

New rows won't appear automatically, instead for each cluster you remove, a full new line will appear.

So you have to plan carefully before neutralizing a cluster.

Puzzle is the game mode, where no new lines appear.

Also there are no Power-Ups here.

But this is the most complex game mode.

Your task is to completely remove all blocks, if at least one block is still available, you loose.

There is also no time limit, so you can think as long as you want.

The first three game modes offering bonus

Collapse! for Game Boy Advance is currently worth €8.12 loose, €17.62 complete in box, and €19.65 factory sealed. Prices are based on real sales and update regularly on Gamevaro.

Collapse! has a steady sales history on the tracked marketplaces, meaning it trades hands regularly and isn't considered particularly rare.

Loose means cartridge or disc only, CIB (complete in box) includes the original box and manual, and sealed means factory-sealed and never opened. For Collapse!, loose is €8.12 and CIB is €17.62 — CIB commands a premium because original boxes and manuals are fragile and often don't survive.