I finally got a score over 1,000,000 in Net, an addicting little logic-puzzle Flash game that's much more satisfying than Minesweeper, FreeCell, and Snood put together. But maybe now I can put it down for a while and get some work done.

From: [identity profile] dougo.livejournal.com


I mean that sometimes you can solve the puzzle in fewer turns that the listed minimum. (And you don't need to take extra turns, it stops as soon as every square is connected.) My theory is that first the solution is generated, then N squares are randomly rotated (actually they're all randomly rotated but only N end up different), and N is listed as the minimum, but the solution is sometimes not unique and other solutions need fewer turns. (I like the fact that it accepts any valid solution, rather than requiring you to guess like in Minesweeper.)

I think the only time I was stumped was before I realized that the center square could be turned. Also it's sometimes not obvious which edges of the center square are "live" until you turn it, which is annoying.
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