I mention 3-pattern squares because I'm pretty sure the first day I tried this game I noticed each square had 4 patterns on it. In the other "goals" I mention above clearing the last pattern helps you, because you can optimize your next move from anywhere (for either goal), but in this goal you simply try to avoid it.
Hard and Medium level Sudoku often require certain tactics to solve them. Development of the loader started at The New York Times R&D as an effort deliver massive 3D and. The New York Times rolled out Tiles, its first game without words, on Monday. The loader uses the loaders.gl library, which is part of the vis.gl platform, openly governed by the Urban Computing Foundation. Longest _continuous_ combo: the game doesn't track this or penalize you for "dead ends" but I've been having fun trying to go the longest possible without hitting a "dead end" - meaning clearing the last pattern from a tile and choosing to resume from any other space. An A-Frame component for displaying OGC 3D Tiles based on nytimes/three-loader-3dtiles. Best score on a 3-pattern-tile board in this case is 45. Longest combo that clears the board: this means avoiding multi-matches as much as possible. On a normal random board the best I've done is 29, but someone else in this thread said they got 25, which is pretty impressive. In theory, on a 3-pattern-tile board, the best possible score is 15 (if there was an exact match for every tile, which there never is).
This seems to me to be the most challenging. Shortest combo that clears the board: this means looking for as many multi-match (or better "all match") tiles as possible. There are three possible goals, and I don't think the game makers care which one you go for:
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