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I guess my question was whether "shuffle" was a legitimate part of the game, or if it means "you've lost, try again." When the tiles are shuffled, the situatio
by SamBam 6y ago
I guess my question was whether "shuffle" was a legitimate part of the game, or if it means "you've lost, try again."
When the tiles are shuffled, the situation you describe gets undone, no? So I'm guessing that means you've basically lost, but in this implementation it doesn't make that clear (at least to me), so I just carried on and figured I won.
- jader201 6y agoYeah, I nothing that’s just a way to allow you to finish when you get stuck. In most games I’ve played (and I’ve played many different ones on iPhone, computer, and consoles), I don’t think I’ve seen that. Usually once you’re stuck, they’ll let you know and you have to start a new game. I have, however, often seen them allow you to replay the same setup to try and beat it again. Many also allow undo (sometimes limited, sometimes unlimited) to reverse your moves to get out of being stuck.