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It was not clear to me that "the" solution didn't require all the tiles. Or that there were multiple solutions. In the end, I did all the steps in my head, an
by neogodless 5y ago
It was not clear to me that "the" solution didn't require all the tiles.
Or that there were multiple solutions.
In the end, I did all the steps in my head, and then refreshed the page to do it in 3 steps.
But it's not really an "iterative" game.
- kirchhoff 5y agoThe rules are on the info page - maybe not that obvious.
- neogodless 5y agoYup - I skimmed them, so that's on me! Don't let me being relatively harsh discourage you. It's a good, educational game that makes you think. It just feels very different from something like Wordle, and that's OK. Now that I got the hang of it, I tried the easy and hard modes as well, and got them both on the first try without having to undo anything. But as others said, I looked at the available numbers, figured out what I had to multiply to get close, what I'd have to add/subtract to get the rest of the way, and how I'd use the leftover numbers there to make the addition/subtraction possible. Basically I brute-forced it in my head. But I think it would be enjoyable if it somehow felt more iterative, and less like I was working from the solution backwards, and then just filling the steps in all at once.
- kirchhoff 5y agoThanks, all feedback is most welcome. I tested it with only a small number of people.