Connections Modes

Both puzzles ask what Pokémon have in common. Pokénections hides four groups of four among sixteen Pokémon; Combeene puts a link on every edge of a honeycomb and asks you to place the Pokémon so each one holds.

Each has its own board of the day, in a Normal and an Expert version, the same for every player.

About this mode

Connections Modes

Puzzles about what Pokémon have in common. Both hand you a set of Pokémon and ask how they fit together: by type, generation, colour, ability, the way they evolve. There are two, each with its own daily board and its own Normal and Expert version.

Pokénections sorts sixteen Pokémon into four groups of four. Combeene lays Pokémon on the cells of a honeycomb, with a link between each pair of neighbours. The first asks what a whole group shares; the second, what each pair side by side does.

The two variants

  • Pokénections - sixteen Pokémon, four hidden groups of four. Pick four and submit: a right group is revealed with its link, a wrong one costs one of your four mistakes.
  • Combeene - a ring of cells with a link on every edge and a few more Pokémon than cells. Place them so every link holds; the leftovers are decoys. Five checks, and each link turns green or red.

How it scores

Pokénections ends after four groups or four mistakes; Combeene after a solved ring or five checks. Both change at midnight Spanish time and are the same for every player that day.

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