Mojicon Fruit Connect

Mojicon Fruit Connect takes the linking board its sibling built and puts the grid in motion. Pairs of identical emoji fruit still clear when you connect them, but the tiles left behind do not stay where they were: gravity shifts, so the board can collapse in a direction you were not expecting. The short definition covers where those rules come from.

Frozen tiles are the second complication. They sit fixed in the arrangement, which turns a straightforward clear into a question of which routes will still exist after the next collapse. Planning two links ahead is worth more here than anywhere else in the series. The Pretty Manga Girls layout is filed under the same heading here.

Around the puzzle, 2Million Games has built collection. Finishing levels fills an album with characters, each unlock revealing a quote, and the Fruit Farm hands over a basket of rewards when you come back to it later. The board runs in a square 800 by 600 frame and works by touch as well as by mouse. Also under this heading: the Mojicon Spring Connect layout.

1. Connect two identical emoji fruit to remove the pair.
2. Note which way the tiles collapse afterwards, since the gravity shifts as you play.
3. Work around the frozen tiles, which stay put no matter what falls.
4. Clear the level to fill another slot in the album.
5. Return to the Fruit Farm to collect the rewards waiting there.

• Read the gravity before the pair — one clear in Mojicon Fruit Connect tells you which way the rest of the board will fall.
• Frozen tiles anchor the grid — treat them as walls when you plan a route, because nothing shifts them.
• Clear against the fall — removing tiles from the side the board collapses towards keeps the columns fed and the routes open.
• Come back for the farm — the Fruit Farm rewards accumulate while you are away, so a return visit is worth more than one long session.