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==Gameplay== | ==Gameplay== | ||
[[File:TriangleTwisters2.png|thumb|left|150px|Triangle Twisters in Focus Mode]] | [[File:TriangleTwisters2.png|thumb|left|150px|Triangle Twisters in Focus Mode]] | ||
Triangle Twisters features two modes: Frenzy Mode and Focus Mode | Triangle Twisters features two modes: Frenzy Mode and Focus Mode. | ||
===Frenzy Mode=== | ===Frenzy Mode=== | ||
In Frenzy Mode, the entire field is covered with triangles, and the player has 60 seconds to clear as many triangles as they can by connecting four or more. They start on level one, and by clearing 30 triangles, they progress to the next level. The player earns ten [[point]]s for every individual triangle they clear, and by clearing a level, the player earns 100 points for every second remaining, and the time limit increases up to 30 seconds. Additionally, clearing triangles in the pattern of a bigger triangle or a hexagon results in 200 and 500 bonus points, respectively. The game is over when the player runs out of time | In Frenzy Mode, the entire field is covered with triangles, and the player has 60 seconds to clear as many triangles as they can by connecting four or more. They start on level one, and by clearing 30 triangles, they progress to the next level. The player earns ten [[point]]s for every individual triangle they clear, and by clearing a level, the player earns 100 points for every second remaining, and the time limit increases up to 30 seconds. Additionally, clearing triangles in the pattern of a bigger triangle or a hexagon results in 200 and 500 bonus points, respectively. The game is over when the player runs out of time. | ||
===Focus Mode=== | ===Focus Mode=== | ||
