Game Play

Starting a New Game
When you start , just click on the Press to start button, or select New from the Game menu at any time to start a new game.

Aim of the Game
The aim of the game is to achieve the highest score possible by moving the falling tiles in such a way that tiles of the same color are adjacent, and disappear. The more tiles you remove, the higher your score.

Playing the Game
Use the Left and Right arrow keys to move the falling tile in the relevant direction, and the Up arrow and Return keys to rotate the tile left and right respectively. The Shift key drops the tile down one line, and the Down key drops the tile all the way down - use it as a way of saving time.
All of these key bindings can be customized by selecting Configure key bindings from the Settings menu.
If two or more tiles of the same color come to rest horizontally or vertically next to each other, they become glued. If four or more pieces of the same color come to be glued, they disppear, and any pieces above them fall down according to the law of gravity ;-). If this causes four or more pieces to become glued, then they will also disappear, and so on.
Every time you remove 100 tiles, you advance to the next level, where the tiles fall faster, and the game is more difficult.
The game ends when the central column fills with tiles, and no more can fall.

The Game Screen
in Action
A quick explanation of what each of the parts of the game screen are for...
Along the left hand side, from top to bottom:
Score 	Shows your current score.
Puyos 	Keeps track of the number of times you have removed each amount of consecutive Puyos. For example, every time you remove one set of pieces, the counter for 0 increments, every time two sets of pieces are removed in one go, the counter for 1 increments, and so on. The final counter records any removals of more than three sets of pieces.
Level 	Shows the number of the level you are currently on. The first, easiest level is level one, progressing to the last, hardest level, 20.
In the center is the area where the action takes place. The tiles fall through the rectangle (whose properties can be changed in >Settings Configure KFoulEggs Game , see Game Configuration) until reaching the bottom. The two small black rectangles under the main one are the tile's shadow which show where it will land. You can toggle the tile's shadow in Game Configuration.
On the right hand side, the Next tile box shows what the next tile to fall will be, if you have enabled it in Game Configuration.