1. Pick a shape
Tap a tetromino to select it, use ⟳ to rotate it, or drag it directly toward the board.
Recreate the target exactly—every filled cell and every color. You can overlap stamps because XOR lets colors combine and cancel.
Tap a tetromino to select it, use ⟳ to rotate it, or drag it directly toward the board.
Every stamp flips one color channel: Cyan, Magenta, or Yellow.
Stamping the same channel twice turns it back off: C ⊕ C = empty. This works the same way for M and Y.
Different channels stay on together: C+M is purple, C+Y green, M+Y orange, and all three produce brown.
Solve when your board matches the target in both shape and color. Undo is always available.
Goal: make Your board match the Target exactly (shape and color). You place tetromino stamps.
Stamping uses XOR (toggle): stamping the same CMY color on a cell twice cancels it back.
Color = 3-bit CMY state per cell. Each cell stores three on/off bits: Cyan (C), Magenta (M), Yellow (Y).
A stamp flips exactly one bit (C or M or Y) over its footprint.
- One bit on: pure C/M/Y
- Two bits on: mix (C+M, C+Y, M+Y)
- Three bits on (C+M+Y): shown as dark/black
- Zero bits: empty/paper
Overlaps matter because XOR flips bits: if a cell already has Cyan and you stamp Cyan again, Cyan turns off.