Twist Hit 3D
How to Play
Introduction
TWIST HIT 3D is a challenging and engaging game where you aim to plant trees by filling rings in a 3D environment. Your objective is to grow as many trees as possible to save the forest. With a mix of match-3 mechanics and a touch of 2048, this game offers a unique and addictive experience.
Step-by-Step Gameplay
Start the game and familiarize yourself with the 3D environment filled with rings of different sizes.
Observe the number on the top-left corner, which represents the number of trees you have planted.
Select a ring by tapping on it. The ring will twist, and you need to aim for the correct position to match with other rings of the same number.
Matches occur when rings with the same number are next to each other (vertically, horizontally, or diagonally).
Once you have matched rings, they will disappear, and new rings will fill the space, potentially creating more matches.
Continue matching rings to maximize your score and plant more trees. The game challenges you to strategize effectively and react quickly.
Controls
Swiping on the screen twists the selected ring.
Tapping on a ring selects it for twisting.
Swipe to move, and tap to confirm actions.
Tips
Look for opportunities to create multiple matches in one turn for a higher score.
Plan ahead to optimize space and create cascading matches.
Keep an eye on the growing tree count and work towards maximizing your score.
Practice patience and strategic thinking to excel in this 3D puzzle.
FAQ
What is Twist Hit 3D?
Twist Hit 3D is a 3D puzzle game where you aim to grow trees by filling rings.
How do I fill a ring?
Drag the blocks to the desired rings. Align them to match the color of the ring to fill it.
What happens if I fill a ring?
Once a ring is completely filled, it grows a tree. The ring then disappears, and new ones appear.
How do I score points?
Points are awarded for every tree you successfully grow. The more trees you grow, the higher your score.
Can I undo my moves?
Yes, you can undo your last move by using the undo button or function, but do it wisely as it uses an energy point.