Smart Block Line
It is a cute-style link-up elimination casual game. Progressed by levels, it is relaxing and fun, perfect for playing in fragmented time.
I. Game Interface Explanation
After launching the game, you will see the following core elements:
Level Indicator: "Level 1-2" at the top of the interface means you are currently on Level 2 of Chapter 1. More difficult levels will be unlocked later.
Function Buttons:
"Hint" (bottom left): Tap to show a pair of matching blocks available for elimination (some levels have usage limits).
"Shuffle" (middle): Tap to rearrange the block patterns on the current interface and help you create elimination opportunities.
Time Display: "03:03" at the bottom right is the level countdown. You need to complete the objective within the specified time; otherwise, the level will fail.
Block Grid Area: The main part of the interface is a grid of blocks with cute patterns like animals, objects, and plants—it is the core operation area.
II. Core Gameplay Rules
Operation Method: Find two blocks with identical patterns in the grid, and select them by tapping (or dragging).
Connection Requirement: The connecting path between the two identical blocks must be "continuous with no breaks, have no more than 2 corners," and no other blocks can block the path.
Elimination & Scoring: Qualified blocks will be eliminated automatically, and you will get corresponding points. After elimination, the block grid will fill gaps automatically (blocks above will fall to fill the spaces).
Level Objectives: Different levels have different clearance requirements (e.g., eliminating all blocks, eliminating a specified number of specific patterns, accumulating a target score, etc.). Complete them to unlock the next level.
III. Game Tips
Prioritize eliminating matching patterns on the edges or in clusters to avoid scattered blocks later and reduce connection difficulty.
Use "Hint" wisely: Only use it when you cannot find a pair to save usage times.
Make good use of "Shuffle": When there are no available pairs on the interface, use it to rearrange blocks.
Keep an eye on the time: Prioritize easy-to-connect pairs to avoid timeout.