MASUKU

[b] Masuiku [/b] is an original strategy game for one to four players where you must place cards on the grid and try to earn the most points possible for that move. Each card has different hole placements, so each move is going to be different. To earn points you have to consider the current rules for the game. There are three slots for rule cards, which are automatically placed at the start of the game, but new rule cards are introduced as you play, and you have to swap one rule card out for the new one. Rule cards will either be red, yellow, or blue to denote the colours on the board, or they can be white and contain a mathematical symbol (MINUS, PLUS, DIVIDE, and MULTIPLY) or a STAR which means you will score zero points if your card shows a star. The colour cards either have a PLUS or a MINUS and the colour of the card denotes which colour is in play. Sometimes, you will have two colours in the rule set. For example, if you had a white triangle with a multiply sign, a red square with a plus sign, and a yellow card with a minus sign as your three rule cards, this would mean that any red dot you have showing through the holes of your card will score one point, any yellow cards …

Great wee puzzle game for competing against others on the Daily Challenge - fires off the same neurons as some of the NYT minigames. The new modes outside of the daily challenge are very fun as well when you're in the mode for a non-competitive puzzle as well!

Fun little puzzle game, sudoku-esque with colour matching and shifting rules. Daily challenges with a leaderboard.

Amazing puzzle game, deeply replayable and fresh

Deceptively simple, this addictive little puzzle game is easy to learn but tricky to master!

A lovely little meditative puzzle game. I'm particularly a fan of the "Pure Blue" mode for inducing maximum puzzle-zen-vibes.