PUZZLE

A puzzle game in which the player is asked to put together wooden blocks similar to Tetris figures, placing them on a platform of limited area. Blocks should fill it completely, leaving no empty spaces. The problem is solved by sequentially laying blocks on the site with the selection of their orientation. Decide whether to place a particular piece vertically or horizontally. The block is rotated by clicking (tapping) on it.

The levels are designed so that in some cases the solution to the puzzle may not be one arrangement of blocks, but, say, two or even three. You don't need to think about it, just think for yourself how to place the blocks correctly. The difficulty of the game does not increase from level to level. You can find, for example, a simpler fifth, with a complex fourth.

Decision evaluation is based on counting the number of moves made by the player. The fewer moves you make, the more stars you'll get per level. Each move is a move, and so is the block's rotation. The plan for moves is not announced, but you can see how things are going at any time by looking up to where the moves are being counted. Stars are visible above the number. If all three are filled in, then you still have a chance to get the highest score. If there are less than three filled-in colors, then you didn't do something optimally and you won't get a better rating. Of course, it is always possible to replay a stage and get a higher score.

If you have any difficulties solving the puzzle, you can use the hints (the button with question marks at the top right). Hints can be accumulated by completing the stages with the highest scores. The current number of available suggestions is indicated to the left of the button.

The game is wonderful. Everything is done beautifully: rustic surroundings, amazing pictures. A great logic simulator. We recommend it!