Hello everyone, I am the editor of Qitan! Recently in the music sharing area, I found that many friends are talking about this puzzle game called "Driving Screws, Can't Pull Out Nails". Although the title sounds a bit awkward, it is really fun to play ~ Today I will share with you my tips for passing the level, hoping to help you who are stuck! 🤗
The core logic of the game is actually very simple: you need to remove the planks one by one by moving the screws in the level until all the planks are cleared. Does it sound like you were helping your dad fix things when you were a kid? Yes, that's what it feels like! Each level is like a small carpentry puzzle, where the position of the screws and the arrangement of the wooden boards are particular.
First, let's talk about the mistakes that novices often make: many people just stare at the screws and tighten them, only to find that the board doesn't move at all. In fact, the key lies in "order"! The screws are not to be tightened casually. You need to observe the load-bearing relationship between the wooden boards - some wooden boards are "pressed" on other wooden boards, and the upper ones must be removed first before the lower screws can be loosened. It is recommended to take a rough look at the level structure first, find the outermost wooden boards, and start from them. 😉
Advanced skills: There are "shared screws" in some levels, which are one screw that fixes several boards at the same time. Be sure not to unscrew them all at this time, otherwise other wooden boards will fall directly, causing the mission to fail. The correct approach is: first move the other screws so that this shared screw only fixes one board, and then unscrew it. You'll get used to it after trying it a few times. It's a bit like playing with building blocks. You can find the pattern by slowly exploring it.
I also want to share an "auditory tip": Although this is a puzzle game, I discovered when playing that every time a screw is turned there is a different sound feedback - the sound of tightening is different from the sound of loosening, and even the "snap" sound of the board falling is very rhythmic. If you are also a music lover, you might as well close your eyes and listen. It may help you judge which board is safe! 🎵
As a final reminder, this game is currently completely free. It is developed by Shenyang Zongyi Technology Co., Ltd. and runs on platform 5.0 (it should be mobile). If you like the "hands-on and brain-using" feeling, I highly recommend giving it a try! If you have any customs clearance problems, please leave a message in the comment area, and the editor will help you with ideas online~😄