The Six Ranks
| Rank | Lifetime points |
|---|---|
| 1. Starter Where everyone begins. Finish one game and you are on the ladder. | 0 |
| 2. Filler A few relaxed sessions. Single lines come easily by now. | 1,000 |
| 3. Liner You start setting up double clears on purpose. | 4,000 |
| 4. Stacker Chains of three and more are part of your plan. | 10,000 |
| 5. Builder Long games, careful refresh use and the odd Purn Board. | 25,000 |
| 6. Purn Legend The top of the ladder. Thousands of lines filled. | 60,000 |
Ranks only go up. A short or unlucky game never takes points away, so every finished game moves you closer to the next step. Games you leave unfinished count once you finish them: the board waits for you on the puzzle page.
The Eight Badges
- First Line: Clear your first row or column.
- Double Fill: Clear two lines with one drop.
- Triple Fill: Clear three or more lines with one drop.
- Chain of Three: Clear lines on three drops in a row.
- Purn Board: Empty the whole board in one clear.
- Four Figures: Score 1,000 points in one game.
- High Fill: Score 3,000 points in one game.
- Hundred Lines: Clear 100 lines in total.
Badges are earned once per player and stay with your profile. The result card at the end of a game shows any badge you just picked up.
Guest or Player Name
You can play without signing up; your games are kept as the guest on this device. If more than one person plays on the same phone, give each a name on the register page so ranks do not mix. Registering keeps what you already scored as a guest. Next time, switch players on the login page.
Why There Is No Public Leaderboard
Scores never leave your device, so there is no list of strangers to compare with and nothing to collect about you. We may add an opt-in board for friends later. Until then, the share button on the result card lets you send your score to anyone you like. The scoring rules are explained step by step in the how to play guide.