Bridge Puzzle

Bridge Puzzle originated in Japan and has long been a familiar pastime for many. It is often called "Hashi" and is played by both children and adults. Small islands are located on the playing field, each marked with a number. This number indicates how many bridges should lead to it. The whole task is to connect the islands so that they form a single network. In other words, so that you can move between the islands. It seems simple enough, but right from the start, you realize that you need to carefully calculate each step.

How to play

You are presented with a field of small circles representing islands, each marked with a number. This number indicates how many bridges should lead to it. Islands can only be connected by straight lines, either vertically or horizontally. The lines cannot cross other bridges or pass through the islands themselves. One or two connections are allowed between two islands. At the beginning, there is a short tutorial to help you get started. When a connection is made correctly, the islands are highlighted in green, and if a mistake is made, they are highlighted in red. There are forty levels in the game, and each subsequent level requires more and more attention. If you can't figure out where to start, it's best to look at the islands with small numbers. They help you find the first correct connections and gradually build the entire diagram.