Jelly Links HD –A Time-Killer game

Jelly Links HD is the iPad version of puzzle game from the Tharle Games. Apple’s iPad is the best device to play games either for kids, adults or old age people. None of the device can die out your boredom except this. Puzzle games are big fun to play in iPads. Jelly Links is a puzzle game with a back ground of Cloudy black and scattered jelly themes. It is a thrilling game which makes you to think twice to move the jelly. Look at this home screen above, it can speak about the colorful jelly app and its theme.

GamePlay

The gameplay of Jelly Links is pretty simple; make 3 or more jellies of same kind link together to make the Jellies disappear to get the score, swipe on the jelly which you want move in to the desired direction. You have twist your brain before you move the jelly keep on mind and get bigger advantage of eliminating more jellies. The more jellies you clear the more points you get. The game starts with empty outer source ring, as it fills up artificial intelligence come into picture to start moving jellies automatically. So be quick to think and move as fast as possible. Game ends if no more move possible, so keep on empty the board for at least one move to continue the game. 

Implementation

Leaderboard implemented using Game Center to list names and their score who will score more.

Features

• Wonderful Graphics and colors
• 4 modes of game play like Rush, Kids, Extreme and Crazy.
• Increased challenges in each mode.
• The game has been provided with 3 cheats such as

a.       Cheat 1: removes 1 row and 1 column of jellies

b.      Cheat 2: removes 3 rows and 3 columns of jellies

c.       Pause Cheat: Stop the automatic movement of jellies, so you get enough time to eliminate jellies and make board empty again.

Upshot

Jelly links HD is brain teasing game, recommend to people who feel bore all the day, with its challenging game play and many modes, levels gives the thrilling experience to everyone who enjoys the mind-puzzle games. It is a enjoyable game, improves your concentration.

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