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Connect Master caught me off guard. I opened it expecting to zone out, but instead I was studying glasses, hats, and background colors. The weird thing is that every card looks like it belongs in multiple groups, so you have to pick the trait that matters. I like that sort of gentle challenge.
At first I thought Colony Flow was another match-3 thing, but it's totally different. You use numbered blocks to open paths for ants, and every block disappears after enough uses, so it's all about budgeting your moves.
I was reading through a few posts today and somehow the phrase Mahadev Book caught my attention. Funny how one small mention can make an ordinary article feel a little more interesting.
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Connect Master caught me off guard. I opened it expecting to zone out, but instead I was studying glasses, hats, and background colors. The weird thing is that every card looks like it belongs in multiple groups, so you have to pick the trait that matters. I like that sort of gentle challenge.
At first I thought Colony Flow was another match-3 thing, but it's totally different. You use numbered blocks to open paths for ants, and every block disappears after enough uses, so it's all about budgeting your moves.