CARD INTERSECTION

There are generally two types of card games. The first ones relate to a group game (two, three, four, etc.), the second — solo games, among which there are solitaire games, puzzles, and other logical studies. The card intersection belongs to the second option. Here we take as a basis the calculation model from the popular entertainment toy Blackjack. A picture card paired with an ace forms 21 full-time cards and is called a BJ (Black Jack).

We will not go into the terminology, but we will tell you briefly about mathematics. So, the picture weighs 10 points, the ace-1 or 11 (depending on the situation), but any digital one is considered at its own face value: 9-ka = 9 points, 8-ka — 8, and so on. The winning set of cards must contain exactly 21 points.

The game table contains a field for placing cards. Its size is six by six cells. In the column and row headings, there are numeric marks indicating how many points are currently in a particular column (row). We should strive to get the number 21 in these marks. This is done by stacking cards in the field cells. You will receive detailed video instructions before playing the game. The virtual hand will show you how and where to put cards, what auxiliary cards are available, and how it all works.

The problem is that cards can only be obtained from a specific set consisting of three cards or blocks of cards. Only by placing all three elements on the board can you get the next set of cards. In this regard, the game is very similar to the genre of 2020. Do not hesitate to use assistant cards, including: a wild card that complements any composition up to 21 points, a hammer that removes any card from the field, a cross that opens the locked cell. Unfortunately, these cards run out quickly.

If when placing the next card (block) on the site in one or more columns (rows), a bust is formed (the number of points greater than 21), then the row is released, but some cells are released, blocked. You can unlock them either by making a winning combination next door, or by using the aforementioned hammer.

Well, friends, Card Crossroads is a game akin to solitaire, requiring patience, attention and does not like to rush. Enjoy your logical vacation!