MENSEKI Area maze puzzles
Happymeal Inc. · 2024 · Casual, Puzzle, Arcade, Trivia, Utilities
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About MENSEKI Area maze puzzles
✦ AI summary
Deduce hidden lengths and areas using only basic rectangle math in this Japanese logic puzzle game that rewards clever deduction over visual estimation. With hundreds of brain-teasing puzzles that eschew decimals and fractions, Area Maze offers pure logical satisfaction for players who love methodical problem-solving.
A novel logic puzzle game that sharpens thinking skills.
That satisfying feeling that comes from solving a puzzle! Presenting the novel Japanese logic puzzle game that's been attracting attention from around the world!
Find your way to the solution, deducing unknown lengths and areas from known lengths and areas.
All you need is the "length x breadth = area" formula for calculating the area of a rectangle!
◆Solve any problem as long as you hone your thinking skills!
Find your way to the solution hidden in each problem!
Even problems that may seem difficult at a glance do not use decimals or fractions.
CAUTION: Challenge yourself without judging by appearance alone!
To prevent the solving of problems simply based on appearance, the lengths and areas written may differ from the actual proportions in the diagram.
*The problems included are the same as those in the smartphone version of Area Maze.
That satisfying feeling that comes from solving a puzzle! Presenting the novel Japanese logic puzzle game that's been attracting attention from around the world!
Find your way to the solution, deducing unknown lengths and areas from known lengths and areas.
All you need is the "length x breadth = area" formula for calculating the area of a rectangle!
◆Solve any problem as long as you hone your thinking skills!
Find your way to the solution hidden in each problem!
Even problems that may seem difficult at a glance do not use decimals or fractions.
CAUTION: Challenge yourself without judging by appearance alone!
To prevent the solving of problems simply based on appearance, the lengths and areas written may differ from the actual proportions in the diagram.
*The problems included are the same as those in the smartphone version of Area Maze.
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
[b]7/10[/b] Very educational and clever math puzzler. [b]What is it:[/b] A collection of clever geometry puzzles. Each level is a drawing of connected rectangles. You are given some of the sizes, either side length or surface area, and by noticing the relations between the rectangles, you have to deduce the side length or area of a target mystery rectangle. At first I was just computing more and more lengths and areas by adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing until I reached the target number, and that works nicely for the first few levels, but that’s not how the game is supposed to be played. The drawings are intentionally not to scale, and the numbers may be misleading, for example seeing a shape that looks a lot like a square and has an area of 49 cm² might make you conclude that it is a 7x7 square, but if you try to compute its actual sides you’ll get some ugly numbers. Instead, you’re supposed to notice that the lower half of it has the same area as another rectangle of area 25, so the upper half has area 24, and the target rectangle is half that size, so the mystery rectangle has area 12! Whenever you get a non-integer number in your computations, you’re not on the r…9 found this helpful
apparently there are tricks to this game, but I could not understand most of the explanations. I just used a calculator and basic deductions.
i started at the hardest levels first without realising, I managed to do a bunch before hitting a wall, I was so confused why it was so hard for no reason, and then I realised there were like 3 or 4 pages of previous levels I skipped somehow. anyway, it's fun, and despite some people saying it is a mobile port, it does not look that way, it runs like a native game should, so yeah
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