About Skyscrapers Parks
Fill moonlit skyline charts with towers of different heights and gardens. Every row and column needs one garden and one tower of each height.
How to play
- Goal
- Arrange the towers and gardens to match every skyline clue.
- How it ends
- A chart ends when every cell is decided and all row, column and visibility rules agree; mistakes can always be undone.
- Record
- Each chart keeps its fastest unaided first-solve time.
- In a four-by-four chart, use one garden and towers of heights one, two and three in each row and column. In a five-by-five chart, also use height four.
- Read each printed clue from its edge toward the board. A tower counts if it is taller than every tower before it. Gardens are transparent and do not count. A blank edge has no clue.
- In the worked example, the left clue is one. Putting a garden before the height-two tower lets you see that tower, which hides the height-one tower behind it.
- Select a cell, then choose a height or Garden. Notes adds pencil marks to undecided cells. The chart completes automatically when every cell is decided and all clues agree.
Controls
| Input | Action |
|---|---|
| Tap or click a cell, then a height or Garden | Place a tower or garden |
| Arrows | Select a cell |
| Digits / G | Place a tower or garden |
| N / Z | Toggle Notes or undo an edit |
| R | Open the restart confirmation |
Good to know
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