Bridges High Scores

Scoring

• A bridge runs in a straight line between two islands in the same row or column, with nothing in between.
• Two islands can share one bridge or two, never more.
• Bridges may not cross each other or pass over an island.
• Each island ends up with exactly as many bridges as its number, a double bridge counting as two.
• All islands must join into one group, so you could walk from any island to any other.
• A full island turns pale, and one with too many bridges turns red. The clock stops when the last bridge completes the board. Each size remembers its own board, and the clock pauses while the tab is hidden.

What qualifies

Finished games ranked by time, fastest first.

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Pro, Expert and Junior are skill levels we set from the game’s scoring. They are something to beat, not someone.