Connect-the-Dots Guides
How to protect the central area in the connect the dots game?
If many colors use transitions close to the center, the wide path drawn first may limit the remaining pairs. Check out other options for connections that don't have to go into the hub. The aim is not to keep the center empty all the time, but to leave it to the road that needs it.
Short answer
If many colors use transitions close to the center, the wide path drawn first may limit the remaining pairs. Check out other options for connections that don't have to go into the hub. The aim is not to keep the center empty all the time, but to leave it to the road that needs it.
How do you try it in the game?
Adapt the steps below to your board layout. Predict the result before each move, then compare your prediction with what happens after the move.
- Identify pairs that seem to have to use the center.
- Examine the external pathways of other colors.
- Evaluate the remaining transitions after the first drawing.
Mistake to avoid
Don't think of protecting the center as a mandatory success condition that the game doesn't explain.
About the game
HueWeave: Connect the Dots is about joining dots of the same color with paths. Each path affects the space available for other connections. These tips help you plan the routes; they do not claim that one route works for every level or that the game offers specific health benefits.
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