2020 Connect

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Description

2020 Connect is the most addictive logic puzzle you’ve ever seen! The player’s task is to place at least four blocks with the same number on it next to each other so they get merged. 2020 Connect takes the best ideas of games like Merged and 2048 and turns it into a total blast. The game 2020 Connect belongs to the categories Puzzle, HTML5 and has been played 115870 times. It has a score of 84 and it has received 383 yes and 72 no. In the same categories you can find the games Home Makeover and Tropical Merge which we think you should try.


Instructions: Use your mouse to play this game.
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2020 Connect is a logic puzzle built from ideas you may know from 2048 and Merged. Blocks carry numbers, and when at least four with the same value sit next to each other, they merge. That small rule leads to a lot of planning, which is why it fits our Numbers section.

The fun is in building chains that grow into bigger and bigger values. It is free to play, and on a touch screen you place blocks with your finger.

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Merging the numbers

Place blocks on the board so that four or more carrying the same number end up touching. They merge into one, and the board opens up again. The skill is in arranging your placements so that each merge sets up the next, rather than filling the grid with scattered values that never meet.

Place blocksMouse
On touch devicesFinger
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Planning your merges

  • Keep equal numbers clustered together instead of spread out.
  • Leave a free cell beside any group that needs just one more block.
  • Avoid scattering low numbers around, they block space you will need later.
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Game details

Platforms
Desktop, Mobile, Tablet
Rating
84.18% (455 votes)
Times played
115.870
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Frequently asked questions

How many blocks merge in 2020 Connect?

At least four with the same number have to be next to each other.

Is 2020 Connect like 2048?

It takes ideas from games like 2048 and Merged and builds its own puzzle from them.

What kind of thinking does it need?

Planning ahead, since each placement affects the next merge.