The object of the 55 puzzles in this game is to fill the proper boxes in a grid so that a picture is shown about the holiday. For example, the first grid was about winter, and the filled boxes revealed a sleigh. Other "holidays" include Christmas, Chanukah, and Kwanza. The way it works is that there are over a dozen sets of numbers at the top of a grid and over a dozen on the left. These numbers indicate how many boxes should be filled in each row; the top ones indicate how many from top to bottom, and the left ones, how many from left to right. For example, if the numbers are 2, 1, 3, 1, the player has to fill two adjacent boxes, then one, then three, then one. The player has to decide how many spaces there should be after each filled space, but there must be at least one. While this may seem complicated, most players found that it becomes easy once the player practices with the first five starter puzzles. In fact, many people found the games addictive. Additionally, the game has hints if the player wants to use it.
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