Hashiwokakero

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Hashiwokakero (Japanese 橋 を か け ろ, Hashi Kakero, pls build bridges!) - popular puzzle game created in Japan by Nikoli. In Poland, USA and other countries, the game has been published under the name of Hashi (Japanese 橋, pl. Bridge), in the United Kingdom as "bridges", in France, Denmark, the Netherlands and Belgium. -K-Ai. Rules

The name of the puzzle is closely related to her idea. The island is represented by circles in the form of circles from 1 to 8, which determine exactly how many bridges are to be attached to a given circle. You have to combine them so that from any one you can get through these bridges to any other. The following applies to it: strategy

The solution to the Hashiwokakero puzzle is to determine where to build the bridge, which will allow for the exclusion of other potential bridges, and will force them to build elsewhere, etc.

The island in the corner with the number '3', with '5' in the outer line and with '7' in any place must have at least one bridge in each of the available directions, because if there were no bridges in one direction Even if all of them had two, the bridges would not be enough. Of course, '4' in the corner, '6' in the outer line and '8' in any place must have two bridges in each of the available directions. An island with the number '1' can not connect to another island with the number '1', since it would be an isolated area. With the emergence of new bridges, there are further strategies, such as '3', which can have bridges built only vertically and will have at least one bridge up and down.

You can plot islands that already have the required number of bridges. Keep in mind that building a bridge that will result in a closed "network" of islands, to which no further bridges can be added, should only take place when this leads to the final solution of the puzzle. Otherwise, they may be needed to connect with other players in the game, islands.

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