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How to See All 26 Groups in Doodle God

"Doodle God" is a downloadable game from JoyBits where players create the universe by matching up elements to make new ones. For example, mixing "Earth" with "Fire" creates "Lava." It is the player's job to figure out what matches will make a new element. All of the elements are found within groups such as "Ying/Yang," "Technology" and "Plants." There are four episodes of "Doodle God," and at the end of Episode 4 there are 26 groups. Finding the groups requires matching up elements to create new ones. When a new element is formed that fits in a new group, the new group becomes available on the game screen.

Things You'll Need

Paper
Pencil

Instructions

- 1
  Match up elements within the first four available groups. These are the groups you start the game with. Click on a group to view the elements. Drag one element over to a second element to see if they make something new. If they do match, a new element will become available. New groups will be formed from these matches.
- 2
  Match up elements from within two different groups. Click on one group to view its elements. Click on a second group for more elements. Drag an element from one group to an element from a second group to see if they make a match. If they do, a new element will become available. New groups will be formed from these matches.
- 3
  Write down all combinations tried on the paper. Make a mark next to combinations that created a new element or group. Every time a new element is formed, write it down. This helps keep track of what elements have been tried, and what elements still need to be matched. It also prevents confusion and repetition.
- 4
  Match up one element from a group with every element within the group. Write the results on the paper. Match up that same element with every element in the other groups. Write down the results. Match up the element with any new elements that were formed. Continue this until there are no more elements to match up. Move on to a new element and repeat.

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