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3 points by amichail 7mo ago

amichail 7mo ago
PluriSnake is a daily puzzle game where you create and move colored snakes to clear tiles. The idea is simple: * You use color matching in two distinct ways: matching circles create snakes, and matching a snake’s color with the squares beneath it destroys them. * Only snakes can move, and you move them in a worm-like fashion across the grid to new positions. * Your goal is to destroy as many squares as you can. Note that destroying all of them may not be possible. App Store link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/plurisnake/id6756577045 https://apps.apple.com/us/app/plurisnake/id6756577045 [macOS/iOS/iPadOS] Features: * A new daily puzzle that is the same for everyone * iCloud sync across devices I'd love to hear what people think and how far you can get on today’s puzzle. -- P.S. Here are the game rules: Goal * Destroy colored squares on a 7×7 grid using snakes made of same-colored circles. Your score is based on how many squares you destroy. * Clearing all 49 squares is not required, and may not always be possible. Board Setup * Each cell contains one square and one circle, both randomly colored. * There are 7 colors total, with each color appearing 7 times among squares and 7 times among circles. Energy * Energy is a shared pool for all snakes and is initially 0 units. * Moving a snake costs 1 energy unit, regardless of how far you move it. * You can form a snake to gain energy and spend it to move any snake on the board. Forming Snakes * Link 2 or more adjacent circles of the same color (orthogonal or diagonal) to form a snake. * A snake with n circles has n – 1 links. Forming a snake immediately adds n – 1 energy units to your energy pool. * Squares under a newly formed snake of the same color are destroyed immediately. Moving Snakes * Snakes move in a worm-like fashion (both orthogonal and diagonal steps are allowed), following a continuous path of isolated circles. * Snakes cannot move onto cells occupied by other snakes. Moving a snake can pass over isolated circles (circles not part of a snake). When this happens, each circle you pass over is teleported to the cell the snake just vacated. Square Destruction * When a snake finishes its move, it destroys any squares of its color under its final positions. * Moving a snake past a matching square without stopping over it does not destroy the square. Ending the Game * The game ends automatically if all 49 squares are destroyed, or you can end it manually at any time by triple-tapping anywhere. * Your score counts toward the global leaderboard regardless of whether you clear all squares.
Tiza 7mo ago
Sounds interesting, please can you release in for more countries (still in English)?

3 points by amichail 7mo ago

PluriSnake is a daily puzzle game where you create and move colored snakes to clear tiles. The idea is simple: * You use color matching in two distinct ways: matching circles create snakes, and matching a snake’s color with the squares beneath it destroys them. * Only snakes can move, and you move them in a worm-like fashion across the grid to new positions. * Your goal is to destroy as many squares as you can. Note that destroying all of them may not be possible. App Store link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/plurisnake/id6756577045 https://apps.apple.com/us/app/plurisnake/id6756577045 [macOS/iOS/iPadOS] Features: * A new daily puzzle that is the same for everyone * iCloud sync across devices I'd love to hear what people think and how far you can get on today’s puzzle. -- P.S. Here are the game rules: Goal * Destroy colored squares on a 7×7 grid using snakes made of same-colored circles. Your score is based on how many squares you destroy. * Clearing all 49 squares is not required, and may not always be possible. Board Setup * Each cell contains one square and one circle, both randomly colored. * There are 7 colors total, with each color appearing 7 times among squares and 7 times among circles. Energy * Energy is a shared pool for all snakes and is initially 0 units. * Moving a snake costs 1 energy unit, regardless of how far you move it. * You can form a snake to gain energy and spend it to move any snake on the board. Forming Snakes * Link 2 or more adjacent circles of the same color (orthogonal or diagonal) to form a snake. * A snake with n circles has n – 1 links. Forming a snake immediately adds n – 1 energy units to your energy pool. * Squares under a newly formed snake of the same color are destroyed immediately. Moving Snakes * Snakes move in a worm-like fashion (both orthogonal and diagonal steps are allowed), following a continuous path of isolated circles. * Snakes cannot move onto cells occupied by other snakes. Moving a snake can pass over isolated circles (circles not part of a snake). When this happens, each circle you pass over is teleported to the cell the snake just vacated. Square Destruction * When a snake finishes its move, it destroys any squares of its color under its final positions. * Moving a snake past a matching square without stopping over it does not destroy the square. Ending the Game * The game ends automatically if all 49 squares are destroyed, or you can end it manually at any time by triple-tapping anywhere. * Your score counts toward the global leaderboard regardless of whether you clear all squares.

Tiza 7mo ago

Sounds interesting, please can you release in for more countries (still in English)?