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Game Instructions

Category: Puzzles
Description: It's time to make your own special dishes, gourmet lovers! In Sushi Pairs, your goal is to combine the pieces of sushi two by two so that none of two pairs are formed by the same types of sushi. When the game starts, you will be given 20 pieces of sushi which are evenly divided into 4 rows. Click the space between any two pieces of sushi to pair them, and they will be marked by a brown rectangle. If two pairs of sushi are identical, they will be highlighted in red. You may click the space between any pair to release the two pieces of sushi and use them to form new groups. Continue the process until all pieces form different pairs, and you will win. The amount of time you have spent will be recorded at the top of the screen. Serve your sushi dishes with soy sauce and wasabi - oiishi!
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