PLANT EVOLUTION

Probably, it would be more correct to call the game not Plant evolution, but Vegetable Transformations. Judge for yourself, the main characters here are vegetables (with the exception of a couple): leeks, carrots, cucumbers, red chili peppers, red onions, potatoes, cabbage, pears, watermelon, turnips and eggplant — just a salad set of some kind! They then turn into each other, connecting in groups of three.

Three cucumbers, for example, combined, turn into one red pepper. Three peppers turn into one onion, etc. These miraculous transformations should end with an eggplant-the pinnacle of vegetable evolution, according to the authors of the game. When you receive an eggplant, you will be declared the winner and move on to the next level.

The playing field is similar to a table with cells — places where vegetables will lie. One cell means one plant. In order to combine agricultural products, you need to put the same plants next to each other (by the way, diagonally, i.e. diagonally — next does not count). That is, say, put three leeks horizontally in adjacent cells and they will combine into one carrot. Note that the place where these carrots will appear will be the cell where you put the last onion in the group. Keep this in mind when thinking through combinations.

The plant that will appear the next time you click on an empty cell is shown at the top, above the board that says Next.

In this game there is something from the famous 2048. It is interesting to play it, the plants are animated and look at you with bulging eyes. So, go ahead, to the eggplant! If you manage to get it, let us know!