Sichuan 20,000 Tasks
by 株式会社アットパズル
Sichuan 20,000 Tasks is a compilation of Shisen Sho Mahjong Solitaire puzzles!
| App Name | Sichuan 20,000 Tasks |
|---|---|
| Developer | 株式会社アットパズル |
| Category | Board |
| Download Size | 11 MB |
| Latest Version | 1.1.1 |
| Average Rating | 0.00 |
| Rating Count | 0 |
| Google Play | Download |
| AppBrain | Download Sichuan 20,000 Tasks Android app |
These 20,000 tasks all use a full set of mahjong tiles (136). They are available free of charge with no time limits—you can take a break whenever you like.
Using data and reviews by users, AtPuzzle, Inc. has created a wide range of Sichuan puzzle games to keep everyone from beginners to hardcore Sichuan puzzle fans occupied indefinitely.
This game is free of charge. Advertisements are displayed, but users are never asked to pay to play.
Enjoy a lifetime of play! It would take 55 years to complete all of the tasks at a rate of 1 a day.
Play on the app can be paused at any time.
Every move is saved, so you can play for as long or as little as you like and go back to finish it up later.
The game comes with “Hint” and “Undo” icons. If you can’t find a pair of tiles to eliminate, click on Hint. If you want to redo a move, click on Undo.
Decide how you want to proceed at each level by choosing from “In order of simplicity,” “In order of difficulty,” or “In order of task number.”
Tasks are divided into two levels: simple (30 tasks) and moderate (20,000). There is also a tutorial for first-time players. Players with experience can skip the tutorial and start playing at any level. Feel free to switch levels at any time.
If you make a mistake, you can check an example of how the puzzle can be solved and then try again with the knowledge that there is a solution. All puzzles can be attempted an unlimited number of times.
Your accumulative record at See My Records includes the number of tasks you have completed, the number completed on the first try, your highest score (which includes points from tile pairs remaining when a task is complete), your average score, number of consecutive first-try tasks completed, and other details. See your national ranking in real time.
Collecting points
Get 1 point for completing a task (even if it is not the first try).
Tasks completed on the first try add points for pairs of tiles remaining when you finish. This is true for all tasks, including the 30 simple puzzles.
Hints
1 hint costs 2 points.
Go back one move
Going back one move costs 1 point.
Get 10 points for watching advertisements.
Animation display times
You can change the length of time a blue line is shown to connect two tiles. If you want to see the entire line linking tiles, you can do it by reducing the amount of white space framing your display screen.
Tiles can be deleted automatically when a task is complete (change the setting to do it manually).
* Game rules
This is a standard type of puzzle game often known as Mahjong Solitaire. Two of the same tile can be linked by a straight line, uninterrupted by any tiles on the board, by making no more than two right-angle turns. The player finds the pair and clicks on both tiles. If the match is a good one, the tiles are removed from the game, making way for other pairs. The player wins when all the tiles are matched and removed. The player loses when no more pairs are possible and tiles are left on the board.
* Request
We want to continue to make improvements. Please report any bugs or other problems, and let us know your opinions of and requests for the game.
Special Thanks
来夢来人 http://www.civillink.net/
魔王魂 http://maoudamashii.jokersounds.com/
Recent changes:
Fixed a bug.
Using data and reviews by users, AtPuzzle, Inc. has created a wide range of Sichuan puzzle games to keep everyone from beginners to hardcore Sichuan puzzle fans occupied indefinitely.
This game is free of charge. Advertisements are displayed, but users are never asked to pay to play.
Enjoy a lifetime of play! It would take 55 years to complete all of the tasks at a rate of 1 a day.
Play on the app can be paused at any time.
Every move is saved, so you can play for as long or as little as you like and go back to finish it up later.
The game comes with “Hint” and “Undo” icons. If you can’t find a pair of tiles to eliminate, click on Hint. If you want to redo a move, click on Undo.
Decide how you want to proceed at each level by choosing from “In order of simplicity,” “In order of difficulty,” or “In order of task number.”
Tasks are divided into two levels: simple (30 tasks) and moderate (20,000). There is also a tutorial for first-time players. Players with experience can skip the tutorial and start playing at any level. Feel free to switch levels at any time.
If you make a mistake, you can check an example of how the puzzle can be solved and then try again with the knowledge that there is a solution. All puzzles can be attempted an unlimited number of times.
Your accumulative record at See My Records includes the number of tasks you have completed, the number completed on the first try, your highest score (which includes points from tile pairs remaining when a task is complete), your average score, number of consecutive first-try tasks completed, and other details. See your national ranking in real time.
Collecting points
Get 1 point for completing a task (even if it is not the first try).
Tasks completed on the first try add points for pairs of tiles remaining when you finish. This is true for all tasks, including the 30 simple puzzles.
Hints
1 hint costs 2 points.
Go back one move
Going back one move costs 1 point.
Get 10 points for watching advertisements.
Animation display times
You can change the length of time a blue line is shown to connect two tiles. If you want to see the entire line linking tiles, you can do it by reducing the amount of white space framing your display screen.
Tiles can be deleted automatically when a task is complete (change the setting to do it manually).
* Game rules
This is a standard type of puzzle game often known as Mahjong Solitaire. Two of the same tile can be linked by a straight line, uninterrupted by any tiles on the board, by making no more than two right-angle turns. The player finds the pair and clicks on both tiles. If the match is a good one, the tiles are removed from the game, making way for other pairs. The player wins when all the tiles are matched and removed. The player loses when no more pairs are possible and tiles are left on the board.
* Request
We want to continue to make improvements. Please report any bugs or other problems, and let us know your opinions of and requests for the game.
Special Thanks
来夢来人 http://www.civillink.net/
魔王魂 http://maoudamashii.jokersounds.com/
Recent changes:
Fixed a bug.
