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If you have played Lines or Balls by Gamos, there isn't going
to be any problem in understanding. You play the game on a triangular field,
consisting of hexagonal cells, in other words, a "honeycomb". The
number of cells in the lowest row depends on the Level of difficulty and can be
either 10 or 11. Each of the cells, except for those on the field edge, has 6
neighbors.
The player and the computer move in turns. The computer is the
first to move and it puts 6 differently colored balls on the edges and corners
of the field. Afterwards the computer, during its turn, puts 3 randomly colored
balls into the available cells.
The player can move any ball to a free cell, on the condition that there is a
way to move it from its present location to the desired point. The player's
objective is to construct certain Figures out of the balls, and for this he (or
she) gets Score points. If, as the result of a move, a figure is constructed, it
disappears from the field, and the player gets an extra move.
The game is over when there are no free cells left.
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