Make 10

How Make 10 Works

Drag across neighboring cells to build a path of digits: the instant it sums to exactly 10, the path clears, the columns above fall down, and fresh digits drop in from the top. Letting go releases the path, and a digit that would push the total over 10 drops the whole chain with a shake, so overshoot and you start fresh. Dragging back over your path removes its last cell, so you can ease off before you go too far.

Sprint mode gives you 120 seconds: the clock only starts with your first match, so take your time scanning the fresh board. Every clear scores by the number of cells it takes out, and clearing again within 3 seconds keeps a combo alive that multiplies your points: ×1.2, ×1.3, and so on up to ×2.0. Your best score is saved locally and waits for you on the start screen.

Survival hands you a shrinking time bank instead of a fixed clock: it drains a second per second and only a completed ten tops it up, with the payout shrinking the further you get, so it stays gentle at first and turns relentless. Zen drops the clock, the combo, and the pressure entirely: the board refills forever and you end the round whenever you feel like it. In every mode the game watches for dead boards: if no combination of neighbors can make 10 anymore, the digits are reshuffled automatically. Prefer it quiet? Sounds can be muted at any time.