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How many dots of that color are in that particular row, not how many are in the whole grid.
ReplyDeleteadd all apple numbers for 3#code.
ReplyDeletethe numbers are small, so here is a spoiler ahead
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SPOILERgreen43, red49, yellow38SPOILER
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BF the three double digit number circles. I don't know if something was a clue for this or not.
ReplyDeleteFind the square roots of the numbers and then round up to the nearest whole number. So, if the root is 7.48.... the 8 turns the 4 to a 5 and then the .5 rounds up to a whole 8. Do them all like this.
ReplyDeleteFairly quick game.
ReplyDeleteSorry, that was a little unclear. 72=9 because the square root of 72 is 8.48, rounded to the nearest whole number, it is 9.
ReplyDeleteMultiply each number by the one below it (9x8, 8x7, etc.) and enter each in the circles.
ReplyDeleteWhat is done with the plug? I can zoom, but can't do anything with it.
ReplyDeleteNVM, figured it out (need 2 plugs!)
ReplyDeleteThat's crazy, dreamer, lol. Thank you. It's weird how rounding the square roots worked on my puzzle.
ReplyDeleteI love the description/sales pitch for this game...
ReplyDelete''Some pricks have kidnapped our jollyboy and locked him up in basement room far away from the hometown.''
I'm of an age where a) I'm probably too old for escape games and b) I find this crudely funny though surely for kids this terminology's a bit rude.
I am of a similar view, rougebooze. I just noticed myself, and thought that it was a bit unnecessary. Hope this isn't a trend, otherwise I can see the description this time next year being "Some dirty m___rf____rs have kidnapped our jollyboy..."
ReplyDelete4 stars, good game, no bugs
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