MAHJONG BUGS

If in your practice with mahjong connect you have already connected fruits, vegetables, butterflies, fish and other small animals, we suggest that you turn your attention to beetles and connect them. And why not? Any two identical objects can be connected-says the invariable postulate of mahjong connect. Beetles are no exception.

By design, this game is the closest to mahjong with butterflies. There is a similar animation here. However, if in the case of winged insects you had to connect their halves, that is, two wings, then you can't divide the bugs in half, so you will connect the whole ones.

Grasshoppers, spiders, flies and midges, ants, caterpillars, mosquitoes and even deer beetles — the list of insects from this mahjong game goes on... As always, you must connect the same pairs, trying to disperse all the insects from the field (insect - insect in English). Two grasshoppers, two ants, etc.

When choosing a pair, pay attention to the relative position of tiles with bugs. You can only connect those that either stand side by side or can reach each other along a polyline with no more than two right angles. However, the rules of mahjong Connect are described in detail in the section of the same name.

The game is timed, the starting level gives you only 5 minutes, the second-4: 45, the third-4:30 and then the timer will continue to shorten, so you should collect bonus points to get extra seconds to play. The number of insect tiles will also increase. For example, on the fifth level, 100 tiles will be laid out in front of you!

If you know how to quickly disassemble such mahjong games, pay attention to the unavailability of some pairs for connecting, if the bugs that cover them have not yet crawled to each other. Only work with identical tiles that are actually open, to avoid time loss.