THREE IN A ROW: SMALL TOWN

In the background is a really small town with its narrow streets and rather big houses. It's amazing how urban planners calculated the transport infrastructure. Residents of these high-rises go to work every morning, and with such narrow streets, traffic jams in this city can not be avoided. But let's leave the topics of traffic and architecture alone, here the player's goals are not related to this in any way. Just to style the movement through the stages of the game, so to speak, the level map, a city map is used.

The theme of the game is the analysis of elements with their permutation by three or more in one row: vertically or horizontally. These elements are used in the Small Town objects and accessories from construction: window frames, cans, construction helmets and various containers. These items are placed in the cells of the game board-a table with one element in each.

To make a row of, say, helmets, you need to find on the field (if there are) two adjacent helmets and another one located in the next cell. By dragging this adjacent helmet to these two, you will get a row of three, which immediately self-destructs. It is advisable to look for opportunities to create rows of at least three items, since an element with useful properties remains at the place of its disappearance. Such an element, when used as part of a row, can remove a whole large row of items or a full column from the field,or both. If you manage to make a row of five identical items, then in its place after disappearing, you will find a bomb, also useful in the game.

So, play, moving from level to level, earn virtual coins that can be spent to solve game problems (for example, buy a life). By the way, you only have a few lives, and each failed level takes one.

How can you not complete a level? This question may arise during the first few stages. Indeed, at first it seems that it is impossible to lose, but then the tasks become more complicated and the game no longer seems so elementary.

About tasks. In this game, each stage will require the player to complete a specific task. For example, you will be asked to remove 20 window frames, 25 helmets,and 15 cans during the game. Or you may need to remove dark substrates from under the cells. Tasks are different, and please note that each of them will have to be completed in a limited number of moves, indicated in the circle in the upper-left corner under the word Moves. If you don't have time to complete the task in the specified number of permutations, then consider that the level has failed — you will have to play it first.

The interface is made in several languages, including Russian. The game is interesting, colorful, and if you have free time, you can try to complete it entirely, although it will not be so easy. Good luck!