This game's objective is to score points by selecting groups of stones that are not isolated. Groups of stones must share a side and have the same picture. There is only one rule in this game and with it, you will have to aim to accumulate as many points as possible.
I recently played a fun and addictive game that challenges players to achieve as many points as possible. The objective is simple: select a group of stones that are not isolated. To qualify as a group, these stones must have at least one side connected to another stone and feature the same picture.
When a player clicks on a qualifying group of stones, they will disappear from the board, and the stones situated directly above them will fall into the newly created gaps. As a result, the player earns points, with one point awarded for each vanished stone.
But, the game gets even more exciting because additional points are added for groups of stones that are larger than a set value. Players receive two additional points for each stone after the fourth one in a group. If the player manages to find ten stones in a group, they will earn an outstanding three bonus points per stone. And things get even crazier when players create a group of twenty or more stones, with an impressive four points added for every extra stone beyond the 20th.
Overall, the game proved to be an enjoyable and challenging experience. Its straightforward ruleset and points system made it easy to learn yet provided enough depth to keep me entertained for hours on end. I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a fun way to pass the time.
When a player clicks on a qualifying group of stones, they will disappear from the board, and the stones situated directly above them will fall into the newly created gaps. As a result, the player earns points, with one point awarded for each vanished stone.
But, the game gets even more exciting because additional points are added for groups of stones that are larger than a set value. Players receive two additional points for each stone after the fourth one in a group. If the player manages to find ten stones in a group, they will earn an outstanding three bonus points per stone. And things get even crazier when players create a group of twenty or more stones, with an impressive four points added for every extra stone beyond the 20th.
Overall, the game proved to be an enjoyable and challenging experience. Its straightforward ruleset and points system made it easy to learn yet provided enough depth to keep me entertained for hours on end. I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a fun way to pass the time.
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