One tap, one chain
Tap a charge; every opposite charge in its row and column is dragged in and annihilates until a matching charge stops the line.
One rule. One verb.
Polarity Grid
Tap a charge. Opposites are pulled across the grid and annihilate.
A 5×7 grid of + and − charges, all face up. Tap one, and every opposite in its row and column is dragged in and annihilates — until a matching charge stops the line. Nothing hidden.
Read the board, take the tap
The best move is always on the board
Clear eight or more and the tap is free. Clear the whole cross — a full row and column at once — and it pays you back. The skill is seeing the tap that clears the most.
One-tap chain reactionsA new challenge every dayNo accounts — plays offline
Gameplay overview
How Polarity Grid plays
Clear the cross
Clear eight or more and the tap is free. Clear the whole cross — a full row and column — and it refunds you, then some.
Twelve taps
Every run starts with twelve taps. Clear enough charges and you bank three more, and every tap you win back flies home to your counter.
Missions that grow with you
Three missions sit above the board. Finish one for a shard and taps back, and the next of its kind asks a little more. Stuck? It eases off after a few runs.
Nothing hidden
No accounts, no tutorial wall, no hidden tiles. It loads straight into the grid and plays fully offline.
A new challenge every day
A daily challenge turns over at midnight, the same for everyone. Every mission pays a shard, and shards buy themes: cosmetic colors, never gameplay.
How it works
From first tap to full clear
Read the board
A five-by-seven field of red and blue charges, all face up. Find the tap that clears the most.
Tap a charge
Every opposite charge in that charge's row and column is pulled toward it in one synchronized slam.
Watch them annihilate
Opposites collide and clear, running down each line until the first matching charge blocks it.
Bank the clear
Clear eight or more for a free tap; clear the whole cross for a refund and then some. Watch the taps fly home.
Beat your best — and your missions
Survivors fall, new charges drop in. Your score is every charge you clear, with three missions to chase on every run.
Gameplay screenshots
Polarity Grid screenshots
Tap a charge — every opposite in its row and column is pulled in.
Clear the whole cross and the tap pays you back.
Finish missions to win taps back.
Clear enough charges to bank bonus taps and push the run further.
Earn shards to unlock themes.
Twelve taps — how high can you score?
Tap a charge — every opposite in its row and column is pulled in.
Clear the whole cross and the tap pays you back.
Finish missions to win taps back.
Clear enough charges to bank bonus taps and push the run further.
Earn shards to unlock themes.
Twelve taps — how high can you score?
Frequently asked questions
Polarity Grid FAQ
What kind of game is Polarity Grid?
A one-tap arcade puzzle. Tap a charge and every opposite in its row and column is pulled in and annihilates until a matching charge blocks the line. You saw it work the first time you watched it.
Do I need to guess or memorize anything?
No. Nothing is hidden — the whole board is face up and the best move is always on it. The skill is seeing the tap that clears the most.
What's the main skill to improve?
Spotting the highest-value tap: the bigger the clear, the more taps it wins back and the further the run goes.
Is there a time limit?
No timer. Every run is twelve taps. Clear well and you bank more taps, so a strong run keeps going.
Is there something new to play each day?
Yes. A daily challenge turns over at midnight, and three missions give every run a goal, each one asking a little more as you get better. They pay shards, and shards unlock new themes.
Is it good for short sessions?
Yes — a run is about a minute. Quick to start, easy to re-tap, and it respects your time.
One rule, one verb
Tap a charge. Clear the cross. Beat today's challenge.
Read the grid, take the tap that clears the most, and watch the whole cross pay you back — then come back tomorrow for a new challenge.