Introduce

Lab Capsule drops you into a neon night laboratory where a giant glass bottle sits on the bench. Cute viruses cling to the glass and will not fall on their own. Your job is to rotate and drop bi-color medicine capsules so matching colors line up. Link four or more of the same color in a row or column — virus cells and capsule halves count together — and watch them pop. Unsupported halves tumble, chains spark, and the score climbs with every cascade.

How to play

A capsule is two halves glued together. Six color pairs appear: red-red, yellow-yellow, blue-blue, and the mixed pairs. While a capsule falls, slide it left or right, rotate ninety degrees with a simple wall-kick, soft-drop to settle faster, or hard-drop to lock instantly. When it cannot fall farther, both halves write into the bottle grid. The game then scans for runs of four or more matching colors. Cleared cells vanish, gravity pulls unsupported halves down, and new matches can fire again as a chain.

Keep the neck of the bottle clear. If stacked pieces reach the spawn line at the top, the bottle overflows and the run ends. Clear every virus on the board to win the level, earn stars, and unlock the next pin on the lab map.

Campaign stages

Easy Flu teaches the rhythm with sparse viruses and gentle gravity. Fever packs denser clusters and asks for cleaner rotations. Outbreak raises the pressure with faster drops and tighter layouts. Each stage is a shelf of bottles on the lab bench — pick a pin, read the layout, and chase a better chain peak on every retry.

World hub

The home screen is a laboratory hub, not an app settings list. Tap the play bench to jump into a bottle, the stage shelf to choose Easy Flu / Fever / Outbreak, the trophy case for the season leaderboard, the settings cabinet for language and sound, the help notebook for controls, or the contact mailbox to reach the team. Portrait and landscape both fill the viewport on a full-screen canvas with no letterbox and no rotate-device gate.

Features

Falling bi-color capsules versus fixed viruses in a neon bottle
Match four or more same colors horizontally or vertically
Chain reactions when unsupported halves tumble into new lines
Campaign map with stars, locks, and stage shelves
On-screen pads plus desktop keys for move, rotate, soft drop, and hard drop
Local save for progress and stars; optional online leaderboard when connected
Eight interface languages with an in-game picker
Soft sound effects for lock, clear, and chain beats
No pay-to-win — cosmetic lab vibes only

Tips

Plan the next rotation before the capsule locks. Prefer hard drops when a clear is already lined up; soft-drop when you still need to nudge sideways. Leave escape columns near dense virus clusters so chains can fall through. On Outbreak, clear the neck early even if it means a smaller chain — overflow ends the run faster than a missed cascade.

More about this build

Store icons and screenshots are generated from the in-project composers so gallery art matches what you see in the lab.

Features

Falling bi-color capsules vs fixed viruses
Match 4+ same color horizontally or vertically
Chain reactions and bottle-neck lose line
Campaign stages: Easy Flu, Fever, Outbreak
Neon lab hub world UI — no Settings-app menu
Leaderboard + 8 languages

What's new

1.0.0 brings Lab Capsule to iPhone and iPad. Rotate bi-color capsules inside a neon glass bottle, match four or more colors with fixed viruses, and clear every cell before pieces stack into the neck. Campaign stages Easy Flu, Fever, and Outbreak unlock across a lab map with stars. The home screen is a world hub — play bench, stage shelf, trophy case, settings cabinet, help notebook, and contact mailbox — not a plain settings menu. This release includes chain cascades, local progress save, optional online leaderboard, eight interface languages, soft sound toggles, and a full-screen canvas in portrait and landscape without a rotate gate.