Mahjongg Dimensions Candy 640 Seconds
The Dimensions cube in confectionery: six hundred and forty seconds a level, and tiles you sort by colour instead of by pattern.
Mahjongg Dimensions Candy 640 Seconds is the candy-coated cut of Arkadium’s cube. The block and its rules are unchanged, but the faces carry sweets, and the clock gives you six hundred and forty seconds a level.
The sweet artwork is not only decoration. Candy faces separate on colour more than on pattern, which makes scanning a rotating block noticeably quicker than it is on the abstract geometric sets, and you can often see a match on a turning face before it has finished turning. That is the practical reason to pick this edition over the plain one. Dimensions 470 Seconds belongs to the same easy-going list.
Everything else is family standard. A tile lifts when nothing rests on it and one of its side edges is clear, the block turns under the cursor so back faces can be brought forward, and clearing the visible shell exposes the layer beneath. Ten and a half minutes is a comfortable allowance, enough to work inward rather than skim the surface. Types of Mahjong goes through it slowly for a first-time player.
The stage runs at 640 by 444. Full screen is the better way to play it, since the smaller sweets lose their colour distinction when the frame is shrunk. The Connect Hagi and Kisi board turns a block instead of clearing a flat board.
Controls
Mouse on a desktop, or tap the sweets on a touchscreen.
How to Play
- Turn the candy block to see every side before choosing a pair.
- Match two identical sweets that are uncovered and open on a left or right edge.
- Work through the outer layer so the tiles beneath it become legal.
- Clear as much of the cube as you can inside the six hundred and forty seconds.
Tips & Tricks
- Match on colour — the candy set is easier to sort by shade than by shape, and that speeds up every rotation.
- Use the full allowance — ten and a half minutes is enough to reach the core rather than just the shell.
- Rotate after each clearance — removing a sweet from the front changes what the back of the block offers.
- Keep pairs consecutive — quick successive matches score better than the same pairs taken slowly.
- Open it full screen — 640 by 444 shrinks the sweets to the point where similar colours start to blur.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the clock in Mahjongg Dimensions Candy 640 Seconds?
Six hundred and forty seconds per level, a little over ten and a half minutes.
What is on the tiles in Mahjongg Dimensions Candy 640 Seconds?
Sweets rather than the usual abstract faces, which makes matches easier to spot by colour.
Does the block rotate in Mahjongg Dimensions Candy 640 Seconds?
Yes. Turning it is how you read the sides that are facing away from you.
How does Mahjongg Dimensions Candy 640 Seconds differ from the plain edition?
The rules and the clock match; the candy artwork is the change, and it makes the faces quicker to distinguish.
Can Mahjongg Dimensions Candy 640 Seconds be played in full screen?
It can, and on a 640 by 444 stage the sweets keep their colour separation much better enlarged.
