Chapter 1: First moves
In progressCount your matches against what the goal needs: 4 for each square, 3 for each triangle. The difference tells you how many sides must be shared.
Chapter 2: Take away
Sign inTaking a match away breaks every shape it belongs to. Remove matches that leave only whole shapes, with no loose ends.
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Chapter 4: Go outside
Sign inThe answer can use empty spots outside the starting figure, not only the ones inside it.
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Chapter 5: Big squares count
Sign inA bigger shape counts too, even when the smaller shapes inside it are broken, as long as its own outer sides are whole. Count shapes of every size.
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Chapter 6: Add matches
Sign inNew matches can close an open side or build a new square against the figure. Count how many matches each square still needs, and spend them where they finish squares.
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Chapter 7: Triangles
Sign inEach triangle needs three matches. Two triangles that share a side need five matches, not six.
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Chapter 8: Diamonds
Sign inFour matches around two touching triangles make a diamond, with or without the match between them. Diamonds count as shapes.
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Chapter 9: Break one to make two
Sign inSometimes a finished shape has to be broken so its matches can make more shapes somewhere else.