The Deduction Mechanic

Each puzzle presents a sequence of colored balls, and your task is to determine the exact position of every color. You drag and drop balls into slots, but each ball can be used only once. The game provides feedback on your guesses, showing which colors are correctly placed and which are not. That feedback is the core tool for narrowing down possibilities.

Using Feedback and Elimination

Because every ball is unique to a position, you cannot simply repeat a guess. Instead, you observe the feedback after each attempt, eliminate impossible placements, and adjust your next move. This turns every puzzle into a short logic exercise: the more carefully you read the feedback, the fewer attempts you need. There are no time limits or penalties for mistakes, so you can think through each step.

Progression and Accessibility

Levels start simple and become more complex as you improve. The clean, uncluttered design keeps the focus on the colored balls and the feedback, which makes the game easy to pick up for children and older adults alike. [IMG_1] A single session can last a few minutes or longer, depending on how many puzzles you choose to solve. The game is built for relaxed, pressure-free play.

Who It Suits

If you enjoy logic puzzles, memory exercises, or casual brain training, this game offers a straightforward loop: observe, guess, read feedback, and deduce. It does not require quick reflexes or prior puzzle knowledge. The family-friendly presentation and absence of time pressure make it suitable for shared play or solo sessions during a break.

Editorial Notes

Compatibility

💻 Desktop | 📱 Mobile | 📟 Tablet
– All supported · Best with Chrome or Safari