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Joysandiz is an arcade game focused on choosing and building, where you complete a bridge by placing the correct pieces in the right order. Each level presents a specific structure and a selection of available elements. Observe the next position, find the matching piece, and continue building step by step. Joysandiz uses six types of pieces: pillars, beams, platforms, cables, arches, and anchors. Each level has its own recipe, and the elements must be placed according to its sequence. The active construction space shows which piece needs to be added next. Among the available choices are the pieces required for the structure, but the game also adds extra elements that can distract you. The positions are shuffled, so you need to compare the options before each tap. A correctly selected piece is placed on the bridge and removed from the group of available options. Each correct choice in Joysandiz awards points. The value starts at a base of 10 points and increases according to the number of pieces you have placed in the current level. The further you progress through the construction, the higher the value of the next step becomes. A wrong choice does not add any piece to the structure and costs one life. If you still have lives remaining, you can continue from the same progress and search for the correct element. When your lives reach zero, the attempt ends. Joysandiz features 15 levels with different structures. The first level requires only three pieces, while later levels introduce longer recipes and new combinations. In the final level, you need to complete a sequence of eleven elements. The recipes are not based only on length. Some stages use symmetrical combinations, while others include arches, cables, platforms, or anchors in different positions. This creates new patterns to follow as you move from one structure to another. The game has three difficulty levels. Easy starts with five lives, Medium with three, and Hard with two. Difficulty also changes the number of extra elements mixed with the required pieces, so harder modes can offer more alternatives for each level. In Joysandiz, the base number of extra elements gradually increases as you progress. Easy reduces this number, while Hard adds two additional alternatives to the base value. The game limits their number so that the selection remains manageable. Completing a level awards bonus points. Easy uses a base bonus value of 8 points, Medium uses 12, and Hard uses 18, multiplied by the current level number. This means the completion reward increases as you advance through more challenging stages. Lives and score carry over from one level to the next during the same attempt. When you complete a structure, the game displays the level score and opens the next stage after a short interval. Construction progress resets for the new recipe, while your overall score is preserved. Joysandiz can be paused during an active attempt. During the pause, selections are disabled and the animation of the next construction space stops. If the app leaves the active screen, the game automatically enters pause mode. The screen displays your current score, best score, remaining lives, and level. Your best score is saved locally when the final score exceeds the previous record. The record is checked after losing or after all levels have been completed. After completing the fifteenth structure, Joysandiz awards an additional 100 points and ends the campaign with a victory. Until then, you need to preserve your lives and continue selecting every element according to its position in the recipe. From the first three-piece bridge to the final eleven-element structure, Joysandiz gradually increases the complexity. Watch the active construction space, compare the available pieces, and build each structure in the correct order to complete all 15 levels.