To create the largest numbers possible, you must rearrange tiles on a grid in the number-merging logic game TriMerge. To create greater numbers that are multiples of three, you need to change the pieces of tile and merge numbers that fit. 1 + 2 = 3 is how the game begins.
The objective of TriMerge, which is played upon a 4x4 grid, is to slide tiles together by number to create larger numbers. By joining tiles with precisely the same number, for example, 3 + 3 = 6, (6 + 6 = 12, etc., the number of numerals can then be raised.
1 can only be added to 2.
2 can only be added to 1.
Add 1 and 2 together by using the sides of the grid.
Every time we move, another tile appears.
Try to create multiple numerous of 3 as possible with your moves! The main goal is to do that.
There is a combination of 1s, 2s, and 3s in the grid. The arrow buttons on your keyboard or sliding the screen (on a phone) can be used to move all of the elements with the board in position in just one motion (up, down, left, or right). It is difficult to prevent the board from becoming full while simultaneously combining stones in a strategic manner in order to reach the maximum possible number.
It is important to keep in mind that the sole instance when this does not work is when the sum of 1 and 2 equals 3. Since then, only tiles that have the same amount will merge. It is important to have a glance at the grid before you slide and organize your actions in such a way that you may mix as much tiles as possible at the same time. You can clear more room and get a lot more points with multiple merges in one move.
The game ends when there are simply no more spots to fill and the board is full. Your ultimate number is calculated by adding the standard deviations of each tile.
With its addicting puzzle gaming, TriMerge is both fun and hard. Try it out now and see which is the best number you can make.
