Moving Maze & Battle Flag Pos

A. Moving Maze 1. About Moveing Maze Moving Maze is a novel and interesting game of reasoning. The game aims to move the smiling face from the bottom left corner of the maze to the top right corner. When moving one step, all horizontal walls in the maze move one grid to the left, all vertical walls move down one grid. For every step, the structure of the maze changes. Until you move to the end. 2. How to Play a. Move: the smiling face can move in four directions, but it cannot pass through the wall. There are three ways to move: click the direction button on the screen, slide on the maze and use the direction key on keyboard(if having). b. Reset: click the RESET button in the upper right corner. c. Tip: click the HINT button right above. B. Battle Flag Position 1. About flag positions The battle flag position is a novel and interesting game of reasoning. There is a battle flag and several fortresses on the square chessboard. The purpose of the game is to move the battle flag to the target position(star). It will not stop until it meets other pieces, otherwise it will be removed from the chessboard. 2. How to play a. Move: flags and fortresses can move in four directions. After selecting a piece, there are three ways to move it: directly slide up, down, left and right, click the direction button on the screen, and use the direction key of the keyboard (if any). b. Reset: click the RESET button in the upper right corner. C. Divided The rectangle board have some disordered black and white blocks. The surrounded grey blocks is the transition area. The board is divided into some subregion. Just draw a stroke on the blocks of each subregion. The black and white of the blocks where the line passed are reversed. For the subregion, the color of each row should be the same. The end of the line is next to the start of the next subregion. Finally the color of rows corresponding in all subregion must be the same. Feature: A. The size of board from 4*3 to 6*7. B. The number of subregion from 1 to 4. C. Global Ranking. Rules: A. The whole board include disordered black and white blocks, and the gray block is the transition area. B. The whole board is divided into several continuous sub areas. C. Draw a continuous line in each sub area. The black and white of the block where the line passes is reversed. D. The color of each row in the sub area should be the same. The end of the previous sub area is next to the start of the next sub area. E. The color of the row corresponding to all sub areas is the same. D. Central Including hexagon and square two kinds of board. There are some disordered black and white blocks on it. Draw a stroke from any position on the board, and the color of the block that the line passes through is reversed. When the color of each circle from the center outward is same (black or white) . The puzzle is solved. Feature: A. Two types of boards: Hexagon and square. B. Board size from 3*3 to 11*11, from easy to difficult. C. Simple interface and design. E. Star Exploration Star Exploration is a novel and interesting game of reasoning. The star map is divided into multiple star regions, some of which have a planet with a color of red, yellow, and blue. The purpose of the game is to gather three planets of different colors together through movement, and there is only one aggregated planet in each sector area divided from the center of the circle. F. Nebula Crossing Nebula Crossing is a novel and engaging deductive puzzle game, featured as a competition event in the latest season of "Super Brain." On the board, there are multiple pairs of planets. When two identical planets overlap, they disappear. Moving one planet onto another allows it to pass through a matching planet, enabling continuous traversal. The goal is to eliminate all planets.