MAKE IT FIVE

Are you familiar with the logic of placing blocks with numbers on a compact platform? Test your ability to put everything in its place in this game. These locations were not initially identified: You can put any single or double brick anywhere on the site, but... here you need to understand how the numbers will be converted.

On each block (block square) there is a digit (nominal value). If you put three or more squares with the same numbers side by side, they will disappear, leaving only one in their place, but with a number one more than the one that was on the sides of the disappeared ones. For example, you put together a formation in the form of the letter Gfrom four squares with the number 2. All four will immediately disappear as soon as you place the last square with a deuce in the formation. And in its place will appear a square with the number 3.

Formations can be absolutely any, as long as all the squares in them touch one of the sides. If a square touches another square only with a corner, then it will not be included in the group.

The game is called Make 5, obviously referring to the number five on the square. This is done easily, and nothing will stop you from making a 6, for example, or even a 7. The difficulty is that the blocks that you manually pick up from the base (below) and place on the field have denominations only from 1 to 3. This fact prevents us from moving forward by leaps and bounds, and makes us more scrupulously evaluate the free space and possible combinations.