CONNECT LIGHT BULBS

In a short time, you need to solve the problem of correctly connecting light bulbs to batteries. The first criterion for correctness is color. Here everything is simple: a blue battery to a blue light bulb, a red one to a red one, a green one to a green one, and so on. But the second criterion is, in fact, the logic of this game itself. In conditions of limited space (the playing field), the wires that you will have to pull from the batteries to the light bulbs can only be laid in one specific way. At the same time, the rules of the game insist that the laid wires occupy all squares of the field without exception. Thus, it may be possible that you have connected everything correctly, but the level is not counted as completed, because there are empty squares on the field. To prevent this situation, you need to rearrange individual transactions so that they also occupy the remaining empty squares. The last step is simple, but it takes time, and it is sorely lacking in this game!

By the way, the problem with time should be considered in detail. Note that there are no clocks or timers as such, so while you're not doing anything, but just watching and figuring out how to solve the puzzle, nothing happens over time. But as soon as you start laying the wire, one is deducted from the total time pool for each square spent. The reference time per level solution contains a certain number of such time units. Thus, if you get carried away with re-scrolling networks, you may not fit into the limit allocated for the level.

The advice in this case is simple. You should not immediately try to connect the first battery-light bulb pair that comes to your eyes. You must first plot all the routes in your head and, realizing that they are correct, implement them directly in the game.