Description

Numbers slide, lock, and click into place in a brisk logic puzzle that asks you to arrange sequences under gentle pressure, offering that satisfying “one more try” pull as patterns start to reveal themselves; you choose a board size and a rule set—ascending rows, serpentine paths, alternating odds and evens—and then drag tiles to order them before the clock ticks down or the move counter hits zero; how to play: tap a tile to select, slide into an adjacent empty space, or swap if the mode allows, and watch for faint arrow hints on the frame that suggest the target direction for each row; practical tips: solve edges first because corners anchor every pattern, park troublesome numbers in a safe holding lane while you complete a column, and try to maintain a blank space near the action so you don’t paint yourself into a corner; for serpentine boards, build two rows at a time—left-to-right on the first, right-to-left on the next—so your final moves chain cleanly without dismantling prior work; parity thinking helps: in classic sliding modes, tiles alternate light and dark positions on a checkerboard, so if a number belongs on a light square but sits on a dark one, plan an odd number of shifts to correct it; when time limits feel tight, switch to move-limited play and aim for elegance rather than speed, counting ahead three moves at a time; the game tracks personal bests and offers daily patterns that emphasize different skills—speed, foresight, or minimal moves—so improvement shows up clearly; accessibility includes high-contrast number fonts, optional speech for counts, and color-independent highlight rings; why it’s enjoyable is the balance: rules are clear in seconds, depth arrives in minutes, and the quiet snap of a row locking into sequence scratches the same itch as tidying a messy drawer—order restored, mind uncluttered, and just enough challenge left to press start again.

Instruction

use mouse or touch screen for play game

Specifications

• Easy to play