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Bridges
Simon Tatham
Plays on mobile
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Also known as Hashiwokakero, this Japanese logic puzzle asks you to link islands with bridges.
The number on each island says how many bridges must end there; two islands can share at most two bridges, and bridges may never cross. You are done when every island belongs to one connected archipelago.
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Step 1: Drag from one island to another to build a bridge.
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Step 2: Dragging along the same line again adds a second bridge, and once more removes it.
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Step 3: On touch screens a tap acts as a left click, a long press as a right click and a drag as a mouse drag.
- Keyboard
- Mouse
- Touch
Controls are shown in the game
This game has no separate key list. Follow the on-screen prompts once it starts.
- On desktopKeyboard and mouse
- On phones and tabletsTap and swipe the screen
Full instructions
Drag from one island to another to build a bridge. Dragging along the same line again adds a second bridge, and once more removes it. On touch screens a tap acts as a left click, a long press as a right click and a drag as a mouse drag.
Credits and license
- Developer
- Simon Tatham
- License
- MIT
- Source
- chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/puzzles/
- Attribution
- Bridges is part of Simon Tatham's Portable Puzzle Collection, copyright 2004-2024 Simon Tatham and contributors (MIT licence, full text in LICENCE).
This game is hosted under the terms of its license.
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