Tapa Islands Hard
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How to play Tapa Islands
Tapa Islands Rules:
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Islands and Cells:
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White cells form separate enclosed areas ("islands") surrounded by black cells.
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Each island can contain at most one clue cell.
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Clue Cells:
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If a clue cell is present within an island, at least one of its digits should represent the size (in unit squares) of that island.
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Clue cells may contain multiple digits separated by commas. Each digit represents the size of a distinct connected area of black cells within the island.
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The black cell areas corresponding to different digits within a clue cell must be separated by at least one white cell.
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Tapa Islands requires logical reasoning and careful observation to solve. By identifying isolated white cells, applying the "no 2x2 black cells" rule, analyzing multi-digit clues, eliminating contradictions, and working progressively, you can successfully navigate the puzzle and reveal the hidden island patterns.
