Among Float Connect
Crewmate colours on a two-angle link board where, on many of the twenty-seven levels, the survivors float to a new place after every match.

Among Float Connect builds its board out of Among Us crewmates — the same bean-shaped figure repeated in a dozen colours — which makes it a colour-matching exercise far more than a shape-matching one. Two identical crewmates clear when the path between them turns through no more than two right angles.
The word in the title is the mechanic. On some of the twenty-seven levels the tiles are not fixed: once a pair goes, the survivors float away — downwards, upwards, to one side, in toward the centre, or splitting into two groups. Planning three moves ahead is wasted effort on those boards, because the third move will have moved by the time you get to it. The Advent grid belongs to the same easy-going list.
Beating a level’s time bound adds a bonus, so the layouts reward pace. A hint marks one live pair and a shuffle redeals whatever is left, which is the escape hatch for the moment the drift has stranded two matching crewmates in opposite corners with no two-angle route between them.
GamesFine.com renders the stage at 1280 by 960, and the crewmate palette is where that size matters: red against orange, or blue against cyan, is hard to call in a shrunken browser window, so full screen is close to compulsory. The game is drawn around a mouse, though it accepts taps on a touchscreen as well. Reading the edges first works in Onet Zombie Connect 2 Puzzles Mania too.
Controls
Mouse on desktop, or tap the crewmates on a touchscreen.
How to Play
- Find two crewmates in exactly the same colour.
- Check the route — it may turn twice at most on the way between them.
- Click one, then the other, and the pair clears.
- On the floating levels, look again: the tiles left behind will have shifted.
- Clear the board inside the time bound and carry the bonus into the next level.
Tips & Tricks
- Match the obvious colour first — an easy pair now is worth more than a clever pair the drift will relocate.
- Treat every clear as a new board — on float levels the layout rearranges itself underneath you.
- Watch red against orange — the crewmate palette has neighbours that a quick glance merges into one.
- Shuffle when the corners are stranded — a two-angle path cannot reach across a board the drift has split in half.
- Open full screen before starting — at 1280 by 960 the colour differences only hold up at full size.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the float in Among Float Connect do?
On some levels the remaining tiles move after a match, sinking, rising, sliding to a side, gathering to the centre, or splitting apart.
How many levels does Among Float Connect have?
Twenty-seven, each with a time bound that pays a bonus if you beat it.
What counts as a legal route in Among Float Connect?
A line between two identical crewmates that makes no more than two ninety-degree turns.
Is there a full screen option in Among Float Connect?
Yes. On a 1280 by 960 stage it matters, because similar crewmate colours only separate cleanly at full size.
Can Among Float Connect be played with a mouse?
It is built for one, and a touchscreen works too, since taps select the crewmates the same way.
