King of Bridges

The game King of Bridges tells the story of a world of small islands waiting for you to connect them. This puzzle game came from Japan and is known as Hashii. Inside the playing field are islands, each marked with a yellow number. This number shows how many inhabitants live on the island, which means how many bridges should lead from it. Only straight bridges can be built between islands, and there can be no more than two bridges in one direction. The entire field resembles a grid, and you will connect the islands using this grid. Sometimes the path seems obvious, and sometimes you need to think a little to ensure that the islands are not left isolated and that the bridges do not intersect. But once you understand the principle, the puzzle becomes addictive, and you want to solve one level after another.

How to play?

To start, select any island and click on the yellow arrow to build a bridge in the desired direction. The easiest way to start is to select the island with the number one. This means that it only needs one bridge, and then it becomes easier to understand where to go next. Gradually, the islands will connect, and you will see how the whole chain comes to life. It is very important that no island remains separate, because the game requires the entire map to be connected. Bridges cannot intersect, so pay close attention to how you place them. The game levels are divided by difficulty: there are six groups, and each group has five tasks. Take your time and try different options; sometimes the solution is completely unexpected. Once you understand how the numbers and connections work, you will be able to easily solve even complex tasks and feel like a true king of bridges.