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Trinudo

One, two, three stones: each region finds its size.

TrinudoPuzzle, Logic, Casual

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Trinudo

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How to play

Goal
Fill every tile with 1, 2 or 3 to form connected regions containing exactly that many tiles.
How it ends
A chart is complete when all tiles and printed clues obey the region rules; there is no loss.
Record
Your first unassisted solve of each chart earns one fastest-time record; replays are practice.
Worked visual example for Trinudo
Worked example. See the rule happen, then follow the numbered rules below.
  1. Choose ink 1, 2 or 3, then tap or drag across tiles. Erase removes your ink; printed clues cannot change.
  2. The worked picture shows one stone beside a bent region of three. Two neighbouring ones would make a region of two tiles and are invalid. A region may contain several matching clues or none.
  3. Undo and Redo reverse a tap or complete stroke. Restart clears your ink after confirmation without resetting the first-opening clock. All charts are open from the atlas.

Controls

Choose ink; tap / clickWrite 1, 2 or 3; Erase removes your ink
Drag across tilesPaint one stroke; cancellation withdraws it
Arrow keys; 1–3Move the cursor; write a number
Enter; Delete / BackspaceUse selected ink; erase
Z / Y; Undo / RedoReverse or restore a tap or full stroke
RestartClear ink after confirmation; keep the first clock
EscapeClose a dialog or return to the atlas
GamepadD-pad moves, A inks, X erases, shoulders choose ink, Y undoes, B returns and Start opens Settings

Tips for Trinudo

  • Start with ones A one stands alone; neighbouring tiles cannot be one.
  • Complete the region A finished pair or triple prevents a separate region of the same size beside it.
  • Follow the clues A printed two needs exactly one companion. A three may be straight or bent.

Questions about this game

Must every region contain a clue?

No. A region may contain several matching clues or no clue.

Can equal-size regions touch diagonally?

Yes. Only sharing an edge is forbidden.

Can replay improve my first time?

No. The first completed time stays saved; replay is untimed practice.

The 160 chart answers differ under rotation and reflection. Independent combination-enumerated exact covers include unclued regions and prove uniqueness; checked local region deductions finish every chart. Private generators and witnesses do not ship. Progress uses morass.trinudo.v1.

Watch how to play

The rules, then Chart 001 played start to finish. Played by an automated player at a person's pace; the narration is a synthetic voice. English captions.

About Trinudo

Restore a stone map in three mineral inks. Join numbered tiles into connected regions of exactly one, two or three stones.

Four open shelves hold 160 original charts. Printed clues stay fixed; separate regions of the same size cannot share an edge, though they may touch at a corner.

Each chart has one independently proved completion and a checked local deduction path. Your first time is kept; replays are untimed practice.

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