ZHED

ZHED is a test of extreme difficulty for fans of intellectual entertainment. The game will force the user to mobilize cognitive abilities and gather will into a fist, because it can take up to several days to solve especially difficult tasks. The project is designed concisely, but stylishly – on the playing field, the background of which changes automatically from level to level, the user sees tiles marked with numerical symbols.

The task of the puzzle is to accompany the objects to the “base” with the obligatory observance of the condition – all objects located on the playing field must be involved in the process. When tapping on a tile, the gamer sees a potential path for the object to move down, up, right, or left. The number of cells on which it is able to move depends on the number applied to the square.

Features:

• hardcore logic tasks for mindfulness and spatial thinking;
• mathematical calculation, cold calculation and move planning;
• five blocks with tasks of increasing complexity;
• limited number of hints.

If there is already a cell painted over by another object on the path of movement, it is not taken into account and the path being painted becomes longer. In theory, explaining the rules and mechanics of the puzzle is a thankless undertaking, mastering the process goes much faster in practice. The complexity of ZHED tasks increases gradually and depends on the number of tiles involved in the overall chain.