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Detailed Game Introduction
[JA TRANSLATION NEEDED] One line only: dot to dot follows the Euler path tradition: connect all points/edges with a single, unbroken stroke. Boards introduce bridges, forced turns, and parity tricks that require careful route planning and backtracking discipline.
Gameplay Strategy & Walkthrough
[JA TRANSLATION NEEDED] 1. Degree count: Start at odd‑degree nodes (0 or 2 exist for Euler trails); they suggest endpoints. [JA TRANSLATION NEEDED] 2. Bridge first: Draw mandatory bridges early so you don’t lock them out later. [JA TRANSLATION NEEDED] 3. Avoid isolating: Don’t complete loops that strand unvisited edges. [JA TRANSLATION NEEDED] 4. Look‑ahead: Test two moves mentally; backtrack early when isolation appears. [JA TRANSLATION NEEDED] 5. Symmetry: Use symmetrical halves to mirror partial routes.
Controls Guide
- Drag to draw along segments; undo/clear via UI.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Q: I end one step short — why?
[JA TRANSLATION NEEDED] A: You likely started at a wrong endpoint; try an odd‑degree node instead.
- Q: Are crossings allowed?
[JA TRANSLATION NEEDED] A: Only along provided segments; no freehand crossings.
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Q: Any hint system?
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Q: I end one step short — why?
よくある質問(FAQ)
- Drag to draw along segments; undo/clear via UI.
コントロールガイド
- Symmetry: Use symmetrical halves to mirror partial routes. [JA TRANSLATION NEEDED] A: Many builds provide hints or highlight bridges.
A: Many builds provide hints or highlight bridges.
- Q: Any hint system? A: Only along provided segments; no freehand crossings.
- Q: Are crossings allowed?
A: Many builds provide hints or highlight bridges.