Sync Bots vs Zellige

Imagine this: Two robots, inexplicably locked onto the exact same frequency. A single command sent to one instantly compels the other to mirror its every move. One controller... two destinies intertwined. The Challenge is Yours: Harness your intellect and strategic cunning. Guide this synchronized duo through treacherous paths to capture every elusive star and reach their ultimate destination – but beware! Both robots must survive. A single misstep could doom them both. Navigate a World of Wonders & Perils: Your path is fraught with ingenious obstacles. Step onto fragile ice blocks that vanish after a single touch. Pass through directional gates that force movement in only one way. Leap through disorienting teleportation gates that instantly warp you across the map. Utilize guiding gates to alter your course. Every element demands careful calculation and perfect harmony.

Zellige is a logic puzzle built from glazed tiles. It goes by Suguru in most of the world, and Tectonic in France and the Netherlands. Three rules, no arithmetic, never a guess. THREE RULES, AND NO MORE • Each block of N cells holds the digits 1 through N, once each. • No two touching cells carry the same digit — diagonals included. • Every puzzle has exactly one solution, and reasoning alone will reach it. A PROGRESSION THAT KEEPS UP From 5×5 grids to find your footing, up to 12×12 that ask for method. Every puzzle is generated and then verified: its solution is unique, and its difficulty is measured by the reasoning it actually demands — not by how many cells are blank. A PUZZLE OF THE DAY The same one for everyone, every day. Keep your streak. TO PLAY WITHOUT FRICTION • Notes: pencil your hypotheses into the cells. • Undo: take a move back without losing your notes. • Mistake highlighting, which you can switch off to play without a net. • Pinch to zoom on the larger grids. • Light and dark themes, both properly drawn. • Automatic resume: your game waits where you left it. DRAWN, NOT GENERATED Every icon is a hand-made stroke, every cell a tile set in its grout. The blue comes from the cobalt of old glazes. ACCESSIBLE The whole grid reads with VoiceOver. Contrast follows the WCAG guidelines, and a mistake is never signalled by colour alone. No account, no sign-up, no connection required. Just puzzles.