Zaz

Zaz is a casual computer game whose gameplay is very similar to the computer games Zuma and Luxor. It has a single-player mode with the ability to create individual player profiles. Management is done with a mouse.

The game consists of 23 different levels, the transition through which is carried out as they pass. Each level is a fixed screen with one or more tracks. From the hole at the beginning of the track moves a continuous row of a limited number of colored balls. The player controls a device with which he can grab and release one ball. The device moves along a certain trajectory at a certain distance from the track.

To pass the level, the player must remove all balls from the track, by composing a sequence of three or four single-colored balls, disappearing from the track. The front marbles are moved back to the empty space left by the disappearing marbles. If at least one ball hits the hole at the end of the track, the level is considered lost.

In addition to sequential passage of levels, the game also has an additional mode "survival" in which the balls do not end - the game takes place only on one, pre-selected level. The goal of the player is to get the maximum number of points for a certain level.