KromaKatch
Trap the fizzers and stop them resetting the tiles! You can catch a fizzer by tapping a tile of the corresponding colour to reveal the trap - but beware, the trap is covered up again after a short delay, so timing is everything. Fizzers will ignore traps of the wrong colour. When a fizzer passes over a tile of the corresponding colour, it will reset the tile to grey. The object is to prevent too many tiles being reset.
When the number of coloured tiles drops below a critical number, the health bar will start to decrease with every tile lost. If this bar reaches zero, the game is over. However, while the health bar is active, special multi-coloured fizzers will randomly spawn - these do not reset coloured tiles, but if you catch one in a trap of any colour, a batch of new coloured tiles will spawn allowing the game to continue.
Levels are timed, rather than discrete. The game speed increases as you progress through the levels. Certain levels (3, 9 etc.) introduce additional fizzers to the grid, increasing the difficulty.
Download the APK for AndroidApplication Details
| App Name | KromaKatch |
|---|---|
| Platform/OS | Android 8.0+ |
| Framework | Godot |
| Framework Version | 4.4.1 |
| Primary Language | GDScript |
| First Release | July 2025 |
| Latest Release | July 2025 |
| Current Version | 1.0.0 |
Version History
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1.0.0 July 2025
- Initial Release
Special Functions
This dialog page gives information about the application, and has clickable links to both this site and the site of the Godot project. There may be small differences between the version that you see and that which is illustrated here.
An important secondary purpose of this page is to allow the user to reset the high scores shown on the main screen. This is done by tapping anywhere in the top part of the page (above the version number) six times within three seconds. If sound is enabled, a klaxon noise will sound to confirm. The scores will be cleared.
Availability & Download
This game is available for download from this site only. At the time of writing, I have no intention of ever making it available from the Play Store.
Special Notice
At present, you may download and install directly to an Android device by tapping the download link. At some point in the near future though, this method will stop working unless you jump through some hoops first and wait 24 hours. This is due to Google's plan to restrict downloads from "unverified" developers, meaning me and lots of others who would rather sit naked on a cactus than give $25, a street address, and Government ID to Google - the world's biggest advertising agency.
More sorry details here.