Kluchi vs ColourTiltDemolition

«Kluchi» - an exciting puzzle of a completely new type! The player's goal is to place all the keys in the table at the same time. It's easy to play! Just touch any item below the table, and the key by itself will fly upward. When the key is above the table, move it to the left or right to find a free space. If you see a locking icon on the key, it means that the place is busy or the key is behind the edge of the table. If there is no locking icon, simply release the key and it by itself will put in the table. Did you move all the keys to the table? - you solved the task! What do all these symbols mean? The key is a pair of items with connectors. Connectors talks how key's elements will be placed in the table relative to each other. - Triangular connectors indicate that the elements will be located in adjacent columns, but the first on the left, and the second on the right. - Rectangular connectors indicate that the elements will be in the table strictly in one column. - Round connectors say that the key's elements will be located in adjacent columns, but in advance it is not known in which order. This key is called "neighbors" and it's special: you can swap its elements. This affects its position in the table and the solution of the task as a whole. The button with the image of two arrows inverts all the "neighbors" located below the table. Be sure to try this button if the task has keys "neighbors" and you have something that does not work You can also use hints. The use of one hint leads to the fact that the game selects a random key, and puts it in the table correctly. The number next to the lamp icon says how many hint you have left. Hints are not free, but are not a necessary part of the game. Answers to the three most frequent questions: 1. The order of the elements in the table can be any. It is important only to put all keys to the table. 2. After solving the task, free cells can remain in the table. 3. Identical elements should be placed in the same cell of the table. After all, each element of the table is unique, and can meet in it only once. «Kluchi» is an interactive version of the my effective trainer for the brain «Genius Brain», and positively affects the following cognitive phenomena: - analytical and logical thinking; - accuracy and stability of thinking; - short-term and long-term memory; - concentration of attention; - iq, liquid intelligence; - imagination and creativity. If you have solved all the tasks in «Kluchi» and it is not enough for you, feel free to go to the «Genius Brain»: https://itunes.apple.com/app/id560072848 «Kluchi» is a truly new type of puzzle. True, you have not seen this until now. In importance, the emergence of this game can be compared with the emergence of sokoban or chess. In general, the essence of the game is to find such arrangement of keys, in which they all fit into the table. In fact, you play a normal puzzle, but in a very very unusual shape. At small levels, it's easy and pleasant to play, on large you load the brain well. Move the keys into the table, swipe, put in their place new, turn over "neighbors". This is the magic of pure symbols - the magic of logic!

ColourTiltDemolition is a puzzle game where matching is only the beginning. Swipe to move tiles across the board. Match colours of the same weight to merge them into stronger pieces. Smudge different colours together to create new ones that can unlock future plays. Then tilt your device and let gravity change everything. Every turn is a balance of colour, weight, motion, and timing. How it works Swipe to shift tiles across the board Merge matching colours with matching weight Smudge different colours to create new blends Tilt your device to change gravity Use heavy tiles to push lighter ones out of the way Survive as the board fills and the puzzle gets tighter What makes ColourTiltDemolition different ColourTiltDemolition mixes familiar puzzle satisfaction with motion and physics. It is not just about matching what is already there. It is about creating the colour you need, planning for where pieces will fall, and using weight to control the board. Heavier tiles do more than score higher. They land harder, change how the grid behaves, and can push other tiles out of play when gravity shifts in their favour. This means every move has consequences: • swipe direction changes positioning • merges change strength • smudges create opportunity • gravity reshapes the board • heavy pieces rewrite space Why you will keep playing • Easy to learn, deeper than it looks • A fresh twist on grid-based puzzle games • Satisfying colour progression and chain reactions • Motion-driven strategy through tilt and gravity • Quick sessions with strong replay value ColourTiltDemolition is for players who love puzzle games with clear rules, smart depth, and that “one more go” feeling. Tilt carefully. Smudge wisely. Make space before gravity makes the choice for you.