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A casual game for those short waiting moments.
How the game works:
Each cell represents a power of 2. You have to select cells, the more the better, so that their value accumulates in the score at the top.
The selection begins with two adjacent cells of the same value, horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.
From the third cell onward, you can select another adjacent cell of the same value or double the value of the last one you selected.
For example, if you start by selecting a cell with a value of 4, the second must also have a value of 4. From there, you can select another cell with a value of 4 or 8. But once you select the cell with a value of 8, you can only select cells with values of 8 or 16. When you lift your finger and finish the selection, all the cells are added together (and disappear), leaving only the last selected cell with the "sum" of all the cells in the selection.
The word "sum" is in quotation marks because it's not an exact sum.
If I select two cells with a value of 4, the sum will be 8, and that will be the cell's value, because 8 is a power of 2.
If I select three cells with a value of 4, the sum will be 12, but since 12 is not a power of 2, it's rounded up, and the final cell would have the value 16. The "target value" is the value you have to reach in your cells by combining them so that their value increases until you reach or exceed that "target value."
You can change the game's difficulty and run multiple games simultaneously, each with its own layout and difficulty.
How the game works:
Each cell represents a power of 2. You have to select cells, the more the better, so that their value accumulates in the score at the top.
The selection begins with two adjacent cells of the same value, horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.
From the third cell onward, you can select another adjacent cell of the same value or double the value of the last one you selected.
For example, if you start by selecting a cell with a value of 4, the second must also have a value of 4. From there, you can select another cell with a value of 4 or 8. But once you select the cell with a value of 8, you can only select cells with values of 8 or 16. When you lift your finger and finish the selection, all the cells are added together (and disappear), leaving only the last selected cell with the "sum" of all the cells in the selection.
The word "sum" is in quotation marks because it's not an exact sum.
If I select two cells with a value of 4, the sum will be 8, and that will be the cell's value, because 8 is a power of 2.
If I select three cells with a value of 4, the sum will be 12, but since 12 is not a power of 2, it's rounded up, and the final cell would have the value 16. The "target value" is the value you have to reach in your cells by combining them so that their value increases until you reach or exceed that "target value."
You can change the game's difficulty and run multiple games simultaneously, each with its own layout and difficulty.
Merge cells with the same or double value to make them disappear
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