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Nice incorporation of theme!

I played a handful of games, but never really seemed to catch on to much strategy to playing besides make your pieces fit as quickly as you can and then delete one if you can't fit on the board when you are done.

I think I did pretty well, especially my last time, but I really don't feel much better about how to actually play than when I first started. I'm not sure if the pieces and white and black sheep combos are all tailored to fit into each other or just generated randomly.

I played on chill speed the whole time and it was still a bit too fast for me. I can't imagine what stressful speed is like!

I didn't try chicken mode yet, because like I said I'm not quite sure on the standard mechanics yet.

I do think that the game itself is very well made and implemented. I didn't encounter any bugs and everything worked as expected.


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Thanks for playing, I really appreciate it. Apart from the things I knew by programming the game, I figured out major parts of the strategy by playing myself, so I think this is pretty normal. If you were going to give it a shot again some time, I’ll leave you the following tips: The larger your combo is, the more time & score you’ll get. So taking your time to find larger combos is usually more effective in order to stay alive and score higher than simply just rushing it. Also, always try to get as many sheep/chicken into the combo as soon as possible, i.e. try to leave as few on the board as possible, this will greatly increase your chances to score an all-clear which is essential in order to get high scores. Try to not delete more than one piece per hand (as it gets progressively more expensive within a hand) and only delete if placing it would make the board-structure worse.

Regarding your question: Piece shapes are generated by a bag system which guarantees the equal distribution of all possible shapes even in shorter periods of time. In this particular case, you’ll see every shape twice before you see an arbitrary piece for the third time. colors within the piece are random, and yes, some patterns will be much harder than others, but this is the point where the player’s positioning skill can shine :)

Thanks a lot for the more in-depth explanation of things! I may try playing again soon now and see if I can't follow some of your advice :)