JAPANESE BATTLESHIP

This game has the original name of Battleship Solitaire, which can be interpreted as solitaire naval battles. This symbiosis we called Japanese battleship because of the similarity of gameplay with Japanese numerical crossword puzzles. Anyway, the game has something in common with the classic, in our understanding, tetrad sea battle. It is only something. Namely, the field in which gameplay takes place is a square, divided into cells. Depending on the selected player difficulty, the playing field may have dimensions 6x6 (simple), 8x8 (more difficult) or 10x10 (most difficult).

The Analogy with a sea battle, you can also hold a reading task. The goal is the destruction of the enemy fleet, with the finding and sinking all his ships. The enemy is virtual, and makes no response. The computer hides the ships on the field before the game.

And now a few words about the process. He must say, differs substantially from the classics and really has a lot in common with the solitaire, at least logically. Look at the field (waters). The number at the top and left indicate the number of segments (one segment = 1 cell) in a given row and column. In the left list shows which ships are hidden in the waters. Enemy ships cannot touch each other even diagonally, keep this in mind when solving.

So the challenge is clear — to identify all hidden in the waters of ships. Clicking on the cell once, You put it in the water, two — fragment of the ship, third click free cell. The alignment of the ships produced by chance, depending on the current date. You can choose another by clicking on it (left side).