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It's better to focus on the number of blocks you connect rather than the size of the numbers themselves 😄 - Connected blocks = points directly - No bonus for chains - If you connect 2 or more of the same number at the start, you can connect them to double the number → Like this: 2→2→4→8→16→16…! So, instead of obsessing over creating high numbers, I recommend just connecting as many as possible. Keep organizing the blocks left behind by chains as you go, and if you get stuck, you can watch an ad to automatically rearrange them. It cleans up the board, and sometimes makes it easier to connect from there ♪ The number after connecting will be displayed at the top of the screen.

To supplement Miele's explanation: ◯ First, select 2 or more blocks to clear. 　1→1→1→ ◯ You can only continue by selecting blocks that are double the previous one. 　1→1→1→2 ◯ After that, you can connect with one or more. 　1→1→1→2→4→8→8→16→16→32→64… ◯ The consolidated result is displayed at the top of the screen. 　It might be better to have larger number blocks at the bottom if possible. ◯ Keep the above in mind and organize the board so you can connect many blocks. 　Try to aim for connecting 7-8 blocks initially. ◯ Try connecting larger number blocks so they are close to each other. I've been progressing like this and haven't gotten stuck once. I've reached Lv265... The ads in between are short, but they pop up every 2-3 moves, so I'm enduring it (lol)

For your reference. I couldn't upload the image showing the deletion order, so here it is: Starting from the center of the screen: 64x2 → 128 → 256x6 → 512

32✕4→64✕2→128

It's kinda like this...

I haven't used any items outside the tutorial either... It's also a good idea to connect and clear blocks you think are in the way before they fall off... I'm sure you'll get used to it eventually ♪

Lastly... Above 512, an alphabet follows... 512 → 1a…512a → 1b…512b → 1c… Be careful not to misread.

It's a game that simply involves addition.