GAME 1995

If you have played SameGame or Chain Shot, you know the idea. Tap two or more touching tiles of the same kind and they clear. The tiles above fall into the gap, and empty columns close up. Simple to learn, hard to master. Bigger groups score far more: a pair is worth 2, a group of ten is worth 74. Every kind you clear completely pays a bonus, and each one doubles the last. Every tile left on the board costs a point, so the real prize is the board cleared. The trick is to choose one kind to keep for last and let it come together while you clear the others round it. WHAT'S IN IT • Eight short lessons with live boards to try, from your first group to clearing the board. • Six board sizes, wide and tall, each with its own top 20 and its own Game Center leaderboard. • Undo as often as you like, for 10 points a time. Three potions a game: each turns one tile into a kind drawn at random, which…