1001 NIGHTS 5

The fifth part of the game 1001 nights is called Sinbad the Mariner. Those who have read this Arabic fairy tale in the original probably remember what mysterious and fascinating adventures of the sailor Sinbad are described there. You don't need to read anything in this game. The authors put the plot on several pictures, divided into pieces (fragments). For each successfully completed level of the game, you will receive one such fragment. And your task, accordingly, is to collect all these pieces together to put together a picture of a fairy tale.

And you will have to fight for the victory. And as always, using a permutation of pebbles three in a row. Yes, the ancient Arab treasures are full of jewels, sometimes so many of them that to get something, you need to sort through a lot of diamonds, sapphires, emeralds, rubies and other stones.

Just like in other series, you need to get the keys. To do this, you need to put the key in the lowest cell of the column. Just knock out the stones from this column, making up the same three in a row and the key itself will fall lower and lower and at some point will be at the very bottom.

As a rule, there are three keys at each level. The goal is to get them all. Only then can you open the chest with the next fragment of the story picture. But it often happens that this task takes too much time to solve due to the fact, for example, that the stones are not collected in threes in the right place. You need to be able to solve this problem, because time in the game is not rubber. Look at the hourglass on the left — as soon as the last grain of sand falls, the game is over.