Shapes and their shadows get mixed up, and you drag each shape onto the one it belongs to. Match it and it locks in with a satisfying click — one point. Drag it onto the wrong shadow and a life's gone, three total. It starts easy, then the shadows start looking alike and you're holding a shape up to the board like it'll confess if you stare hard enough. There's a gentle logic to it, a calm puzzle feeling, until the timer pressure creeps in and the calm becomes a quiet scramble. Miss one easy match and you're sure the game rigged it. It didn't. You just rushed.
Shapes and their shadows get mixed up,