BLITZ WITH DIAMONDS 3

Take a walk through the most authentic diamond valley somewhere in the ancient country of the Aztecs or Incas or Mayans. Everything here is literally packed with diamonds. Gems lie at every step( level), you just need to learn how to collect them. It is not difficult to do this at first: rearrange the identical stones that are adjacent to each other so that they line up in vertical or horizontal rows.

It is good if there are three identical diamonds (ruby, topaz, sapphire, emerald, etc.) in the row you have made up, and even better if the row consists of four or even five stones. A row made up of identical stones disappears (it is considered collected) from the playing field, and rows of four or five stones, disappearing, leave behind one stone with special properties. These properties may include the ability to remove several different stones at once in a column, row, or in the entire diamond table. For this reason, we recommend making long rows more often.

However, the simple rearrangement and cleaning of diamond rows quickly gets boring, moreover, the first level really resembles a blitz game. To make the process more enticing, the authors developed a system of tasks that the player must complete to complete the levels. For example, you may be asked to remove 15 topaz, 25 amber, and 30 emerald stones from the field in 25 moves. Or, for example, they will give you a task to get shamanic masks from the field in a few moves. Go ahead through the levels — it will be interesting!