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The puzzle consists of three different colored rows to three squares each. Three blue tiles are on the three red squares, three red tiles are on the three blue squares, two white tiles are in two white squares, one white square is empty. Move one tile to the empty square, if it is next to it. The shape of the tiles show you, how to move them. Some can only be moved diagonally, others only straightly. The point of the puzzle is to bring all tiles to squares of their color. This means, the red tiles must be on the red squares at end. More than 200 different startup variations supply your brain for a long time. cchange.sit
(3.8 MB)
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cchange.zip
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Crazy Matrix Version 2.3r4 (Freeware)
The puzzle consists of a system of buttons and lamps. Each button effects a different count of different lamps. To push or to release a button causes a change of the state of all lamps, which are connected to that button. The point of the puzzle is to find out the state of all buttons so that all lamps are lighted. Every button can be locked, if you believe to know its correct state. With this you can protect it for unindentional operation. You can vary the count of buttons from 4 to 25 and with it the difficulty.
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These ports may be included in any CD-ROM shareware and freeware disks. Please keep the application and it's Readme files together in one archive file.
