Woodber – Classic Number Game

Rating: 4.6	Downloads: 10,000,000+
Category: Board	Offer by: LIHUHU PTE. LTD.

Woodber – Classic Number Game is an engaging puzzle game that falls into the category of match-3 and numerical challenges. Players connect numbered tiles arranged on a grid to match three or more identical numbers, with the goal of clearing the board by creating larger numbers. The core mechanic involves combining adjacent tiles to merge their values, similar to games like 2048 but with colorful tile designs and strategic objectives.

The gameplay is visually clean and minimalist, featuring vibrant colors that change based on tile values and satisfying animations when tiles merge. Players can earn points based on the size of merged tiles, with objectives like reaching specific target numbers or clearing certain areas. While there isn’t a traditional storyline, the challenge of progressively larger numbers provides a compelling goal structure.

Gameplay and Features

• [Core Gameplay Loop]: Match three or more identical numbers on adjacent tiles to merge them into larger values. Players strategically combine tiles to achieve specific targets, clear the board, or reach predetermined score milestones.
• [Visuals or Art Style]: The interface features clean, minimalist design with vibrant, gradient colors that visually represent different numerical values. Each tile animation provides visual feedback during merges.
• [Modes or Levels]: Gameplay includes progressive levels with increasing complexity, limited number of moves, or restricted tile combinations. Special modes offer timed challenges for increased replayability.
• [Controls or Interface]: Players simply drag tiles to adjacent empty spaces. The touch controls are intuitive, with visual indicators showing possible moves and tile values.
• [Customization or Power-ups]: Limited customization options allow players to choose tile color schemes. Power-ups occasionally appear during gameplay for clearing sections or preventing tile formation.

How to Play

Beginner’s Guide:

• Step 1: Launch the game and tap “Start Game”. Tiles with numbers from 1 to 9 appear on an 8×8 grid.
• Step 2: Drag adjacent numbered tiles onto empty spaces. Match three identical numbers to merge them into a larger tile.
• Step 3: Continue merging to create larger numbers, aiming to reach specific target values or clear the board before running out of moves.

Pro Tips:

• Create chains of merges for cascading combinations
• Plan moves around the center to create multiple opportunities
• Save power-ups for moments when the board gets blocked

Similar Games

Game Title	Why It’s Similar
2048	Shares a similar merge mechanics foundation. Features a clean interface and numerical progression, though Woodber offers different visual styles and objectives.
Threes!	Offers comparable numeric progression. Both focus on strategic tile placement, but Woodber provides simpler rules and more casual gameplay.
Number Jumper	Popular among casual gamers. Provides similar puzzle mechanics with different visual themes and additional game modes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What’s the highest number I can reach in Woodber?
A: The game doesn’t have an inherent limit, but you’ll eventually run out of board space before reaching extreme values, creating a natural cap based on your device’s memory.

Q: How many lives or moves do I have per game?
A: Woodber uses a “last move” system where the game continues until you can’t make any valid moves, rather than strict move limits or extra lives.

Q: Is there a time limit per level?
A: No, levels progress automatically once you make a move. The focus is on strategy rather than speed.

Q: What happens when I clear all tiles?
A: A “Clear Board” bonus is awarded based on your score. The game then generates new tiles automatically with the option to restart or continue with the same layout.

Q: Are the numbers random, or do I need to aim for specific targets?
A: Both exist! Some levels have specific target numbers to reach, while others simply require clearing the board or reaching a certain score threshold.

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