Notice the object mismatch
Dice puzzles: New year's description says to throw balls onto a playing field and connect matching ones until obtaining a large final form. That does not establish conventional dice faces, sums, or random rolls. Check the opened game to see what objects it actually uses. The New Year theme can explain the presentation without supplying the combination rule, so read the interface's own explanation before making the first planned connection.
Leave a place for matching forms
If the game uses the described field, consider how a throw positions an object relative to matching ones. A piece placed conveniently now may make the next connection harder if the remaining space becomes awkward. The record does not specify board size, collision behavior, or how a connection resolves. Observe those details before predicting a chain or assuming every identical pair automatically combines on contact.
Trace the next transformation
Once one legal connection is clear, record what it produces and which visible pieces could interact with that result. A useful plan needs only one confirmed transformation ahead, not an invented complete recipe tree. Mouse and touch are listed without a throw gesture. Treat the largest form as the broad supplier-stated goal while using the current field and confirmed merge behavior to decide the next action.