Reprint is a photo puzzle game. Every photograph arrives in pieces. Swipe a strip onto the floor of the stack. When it is the right one, it welds, colour returns, and the picture builds upward.
A new negative waits each morning. Beat par and you pull a gallery print. Waste moves and the grade drops.
How it plays
Photographs are cut into horizontal strips and shuffled. Flick a strip sideways — it lands on the floor. The correct bottom welds and stays. Two-photo exposures mix two negatives in one stack. Peek for three seconds. Recut once if the shuffle is cruel.
Not a jigsaw. Not a 15-puzzle.
There is no empty tile and no box of pieces. You are reprinting: matching seams, reading grain, trusting the floor. Rolls add blur, mirror, invert, and a fogged strip that does not belong.
What is in the box
Authored rolls of six exposures. A daily challenge — the same photograph for everyone that day. Grades: Gallery, Fine, Work, Grainy. A weekly league. An album of prints you actually earned.
The Darkroom Key
One payment removes the banner and the videos in front of Peek and Recut. The puzzle does not change.
Swipe photo strips into place. A daily negative. Quiet photo puzzle, no timer.