THREE BUGS

Summer. Bugs frolic in the meadow. Among them are: ladybirds, dragonflies, butterflies, spiders and other insects. And for the player there is a place to frolic. In the middle of the clearing there is a small playing field-a rectangular sign with dark cells, in each of which there is one insect. The player's task is to chase away at least one beetle from each cell of the table. This is done by permutations of beetles three identical in a row.

Look for two bugs in the table that are located in adjacent rows or columns, and another one of the same type that is located next door. If you move it to the first two, you can banish them. They will fly away, freeing up the occupied cells for a moment, and most importantly, enlighten them. So, step by step, enlighten each table cell in the clearing.

Do not miss the opportunity to speed up the task. If it is possible to drive not three beetles from their homes, but four or even five, be sure to do this, because in such cases super-beetles appear in the clearing that can drive insects from a whole row or row of the table. And bombs (appear at the place of disappearance of a row of five identical insects), drive away bugs from the whole area.

For such fun entertainment, you may not notice how the time allocated for each level of the game will end, which is fraught with loss. Try to have time to clear all the cells before the timer counts down the last second. Keep track of its current readings under the table with bugs. Good luck!