ZUMA WITH THE WIZARD

13 levels of beautiful Zuma, where the balls in the snake were entrusted to throw the wizard, but, of course, under your strict control. His wide-brimmed hat will not help in the process of destroying the chains of balls. Let's recall the main task of Zuma. You must completely destroy the snake crawling along the path, the body of which is made up of colorful balls.

The snake is destroyed gradually, in fragments consisting of single-colored balls on the principle of three in a row. That is, if you throw a yellow ball, for example, and get next to two or more other yellow ones, then all this yellow group will burst and disappear.

Note that often Zooms don't pay much attention to generating a sequence of colors, meaning that you can see a three-or four-segment snake on the trail, which can be completely destroyed in three or four throws. In Zoom with the wizard, there is an algorithm for forced color scattering, which means that you will rarely encounter a long series of single-color balls. Basically, the balls in the chain are alternating: blue, red, green, yellow, and so on. Such a system significantly increases the number of shots that need to be made to solve the problem and, accordingly, the time.

However, this method of fragmentation significantly increases the interest and sportiness of the game. Let me give you one piece of advice. Try from the very beginning to shoot not at double segments (two blue, two green, etc.), shortening the snake at a centimeter pace, but at single balls, complementing them to two. This tactic leads to an initial rather noticeable increase in the length of the snake, but then it can be evaporated in just a few well-aimed throws. Good luck, friends!