Solution For Cannibals And Missionaries Game

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After starting the game, you will get the instruction. You have to make sure that in no side, the number of cannibals is not more than the number of missionaries. Missionaries and Cannibals. Log In to Comment. Your goal in this game is to find out the answer of the riddle by transferring the clergymen and the. Missionaries and cannibals. When there are fewer missionaries than cannibals on the side of the. To lose this game.

Cannibals & Missionaries is a challenging and addicting problem-solving game. Help the 3 missionaries and 3 cannibals to move to the other side of the lake using the boat provided. Note that when there are more cannibals on one side than missionaries, the cannibals eat the missionaries.

Missionaries And Cannibals Problem

How long will it you take to solve this problem? Don't let the missionaries be eaten by the hungry cannibals! How to Play: Using your computer mouse, click on a cannibal / missionary to put him on the boat. Click on the 'Go' button at the top of the game screen to row the boat across the lake in order to move the cannibals and missionaries across to the other side of the lake.

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Note that there should be one or two people on the boat when going forwards and at least one when going backwards.

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