This game does not explain itself.
No tutorial, no arrows, no goal marker you can trust. You are given shapes whose names and
roles you do not know. You move, you bump into things, you watch what changes, and you start
to guess how this world works. That guessing is the game.
- 10 worlds x 5 levels: 50 levels in all
- Fully turn-based. Nothing moves until you do
- Every world runs on a different law: invisible walls, rewired causes, disguised shapes,
order that the world remembers, a map you only see for two turns, a goal you must infer,
a machine that keeps running
- What you work out in one world becomes a tool in the next
- Plays offline. Your records stay on your device
Inspiration
An independent work inspired by ARC-AGI-3, research on interactive reasoning. It is not an
official ARC Prize Foundation product or benchmark, and is not affiliated with or endorsed
by it. https://arcprize.org/arc-agi/3
Your records
Play records (the actions you took, how many, what you cleared) are stored only on your
device. They are not a psychological or ability assessment. They leave the device only when
you press EXPORT LOG and choose where to send them.
A puzzle about understanding a world nobody explains. 50 levels, no tutorial.