the Bound Two competitions will be launched this Thursday (4) to enhance the newspaper’s games area, expanding the proposal to offer readers various challenges on the newspaper’s website.
In the game Eight Mistakes, two seemingly identical pictures hide eight differences. Some are obvious, others require a careful look, and the player will have to find them before the 12 attempts are exhausted.
Ladrilhos focuses on visual logic in a mosaic of about a hundred hexagons, each graphically labeled. Symbols appear several times on the board, and pairing is necessary to complete the challenge. The task becomes more complicated because some signals appear to be oriented in different ways, making recognition difficult. The game requires attention, agility and accuracy over four minutes.
The two launches add to the entertainment already available on the platform: crossword puzzles, Sudoku in four levels (Basic, Advanced, Expert and Junior), and a current affairs quiz – based on news from Bound– and Word, where the reader tries to figure out the five-letter word of the day in up to six attempts.
For Daigo Oliva, Home Editor, the arrival of the new titles represents an important step for the department. “It’s the first update to our catalog. We want to expand the range of challenges and provide experiences that combine fun, attention to detail and information whenever possible.”
With releases, Bound It promotes efforts to combine journalism, services and entertainment on its website, creating a space for dialogue with different reading routines and ways of interacting with its content.
The section is only available to subscribers and aims to serve readers with different habits. There are those who already integrate their hobbies into their daily reading of the printed newspaper, while others find it a way to get closer to digital content. The newspaper expects that this space will strengthen its position as a frequent destination for those who are looking, at the same time, for good information and moments of relaxation.