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Apple 10 Free online game
- Puzzle & Brain
- Solo
- 3 min · 2 min · 90 sec
Box apples that add up to 10 to clear them
What is it?
Apple 10 is a puzzle where you draw a box over numbered apples, and if the numbers inside add up to exactly 10, those apples disappear. The more apples you box at once, the faster your score climbs.
The only rule is addition, so anyone can start right away — but the order you clear apples in before time runs out makes a big difference to your score. It's a great brain game for a short burst of focus.
How to play
- Drag a box over the apples
- If the boxed numbers add up to exactly 10, those apples disappear
- Clear as many as you can before time runs out. Each apple is 1 point
Difficulty and rankings
| Difficulty | 3 min · 2 min · 90 sec |
|---|---|
| About the difficulty levels | Each time limit has its own best score and ranking |
| Ranking | Highest score first · separate rankings for phone (touch) and PC (keyboard · mouse) |
There's a weekly ranking and an all-time ranking; the weekly one resets every Monday at midnight (Korea time). For details, see the Help.
Good to know on Hanpanmadang
- The board is 10 columns × 16 rows with 160 apples, and the numbers are placed at random.
- The time limit is 180 seconds on Easy · 120 on Normal · 90 on Hard. The bar at the top shows the time left.
- A box can include cells you've already cleared — if the remaining apples add up to 10, they're cleared.
- Even with time left, the game ends as soon as no box can make 10.
Common mistakes
- Wasting the partners of big numbers.
- A 9 can only make 10 with a 1, and an 8 only with 1s and 2s. If you use up the small numbers elsewhere, the big ones are stuck until the end, so save the small numbers next to them.
- Only looking for pairs.
- Boxing three or four apples at once clears more in one go. Look for combinations of several small numbers that make 10, too.
Tips
- Clearing from the middle opens up gaps, so apples far apart start to fit into the same box.
- Pairs that make 10 on their own, like 1 and 9 or 2 and 8, are easy to spot — scan for them first.
- Tall boxes work too. Don't just look sideways — add up the numbers above and below as well.
- When time is almost up, quickly clearing easy pairs earns more points than hunting for big combinations.
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