This game is suitable for adults and children from 9 years old, with increased complexity. The goal is to arrange blocks to match a predetermined source state. A demonstration is given at the start of the game.
This software is a game with a high level of complexity. At the beginning of the game, your score is set to a value that is dependent on the level of complexity and the size of the field. The game field consists of four squares made up of blocks of one type. Once you begin the game, the blocks on the field will mix up after three seconds.
Your objective is to restore the original order of the field. To do this, you must press buttons located on the perimeter of the field to move the blocks. Pressing a button will cause the entire corresponding line of blocks to move. If a block is pushed out of bounds, it will be placed on a released crate of the field. Remember, each move you make reduces your score. If your score becomes less than zero, the game ends.
Each round has a fixed amount of time. If you haven't placed all the blocks back in the correct order by the end of the time limit, the game will end. As you progress through each round, the degree of hashing of the blocks will increase. This degree of hashing is also influenced by the size of the field and the level of complexity of the game.
The hashing of blocks is designed in such a way that there is always a way to set the blocks back to their original state within a certain number of moves. This is true for all game rounds numbered less than 42 or 69, depending on the size of the field and the level of complexity.
Lastly, our site offers collections of games that can be downloaded. Registering for the entire collection at once will result in cost savings of up to four dollars per game.
Your objective is to restore the original order of the field. To do this, you must press buttons located on the perimeter of the field to move the blocks. Pressing a button will cause the entire corresponding line of blocks to move. If a block is pushed out of bounds, it will be placed on a released crate of the field. Remember, each move you make reduces your score. If your score becomes less than zero, the game ends.
Each round has a fixed amount of time. If you haven't placed all the blocks back in the correct order by the end of the time limit, the game will end. As you progress through each round, the degree of hashing of the blocks will increase. This degree of hashing is also influenced by the size of the field and the level of complexity of the game.
The hashing of blocks is designed in such a way that there is always a way to set the blocks back to their original state within a certain number of moves. This is true for all game rounds numbered less than 42 or 69, depending on the size of the field and the level of complexity.
Lastly, our site offers collections of games that can be downloaded. Registering for the entire collection at once will result in cost savings of up to four dollars per game.
What's New
Version 3.00: Now it is freeware
Version 2.11: N/A