Onet Animal Connect - Classic

The classic Onet — the tile-connect game a lot of people still call "Pikachu" — rebuilt for iPhone and iPad. Tap two identical tiles. They clear when a free path of no more than three straight lines can link them, and that path is allowed to run right around the outside of the board. Simple to learn, and it stays interesting for a very long time. NINE WAYS THE BOARD MOVES The rule changes on every single level and repeats every nine, so two levels in a row never play the same way: • Still — tiles stay exactly where they are • Slide left / Slide right • Float up / Fall down • Squeeze in / Stack middle — the halves converge • Split sides / Split apart — the halves spill outward The level map tells you which rule is coming before you start. 1000 LEVELS Twenty chapters of fifty. Boards grow from 8×5 up to 16×8, always sized so the whole grid is on screen at once — no scrolling, no pinching. Every level deals the same board every time, so a level you failed is a level you can learn. OBSTACLES • Gold tiles — clear them all and the level is over, whatever else is left • Stone — never matches, blocks the path, and refuses to move when gravity runs • Locked tiles — clear a pair beside one to break the padlock • Fog levels — the tiles hide, and only flash when you touch one or clear a pair nearby. A memory game inside a matching game. PLAY IT YOUR WAY Settings let you take over: three tile themes (animals, food, fruit), easy / normal / hard as a shuffle allowance, pin any movement rule or shuffle it at random, force fog on or off, switch obstacles off entirely, or drop the countdown and play relaxed with no clock at all. English and Vietnamese. ALSO • Endless mode with rolling waves • Three-star rating and best scores per level • Hints and shuffles, and the board reshuffles itself if it ever runs dry • No account, no sign-in, nothing to set up • Plays offline Free, with optional ads. Watching one is always your choice — it refills a hint or a shuffle, or buys back thirty seconds.