A: Many digital versions offer Classic (no time limit, often with lives), Time Attack (play under a fixed timer), and Infinity (no time limit with possible penalties), plus polished textures, updates, and global leaderboards.

A: A common scheme is: Black 25, Red 10, Blue 5, Green 2, Yellow 1. Values may vary by set or region (e.g., Mikado variants).

A: Some rules allow the black master stick to help nudge or separate other sticks. It is the only tool allowed for assistance.

A: Yes. Mobile and web versions are available, often with customizable stick appearances like pencils or paintbrushes.

A: Many digital versions are free to download or play; availability depends on the platform.

A: Simple to learn yet skill‑based, great for family or group play. It reinforces concentration and hand‑eye coordination.

A: Yes. Global leaderboards and score challenges are common and perfect for friendly competition.

A: With two or more players, grasp the bundle vertically and let it drop to form a tangled pile. Remove a target stick; if any other stick moves, your turn ends and play passes to the next player.