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Cardinal Chains
by danielnora
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Cardinal Chains
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Description
Cardinal Chains is a minimalist puzzle game centering on the concept of non-decreasing sequences. This is the demo version containing the first 100 puzzles.
The full version contains 500 unique, carefully handcrafted puzzles, each with a single solution. Available on the "App Store,":https://itunes.apple.com/app/cardinal-chains/id1339737509?mt=8 "Google Play":https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.danijmn.cardinalchains and "itch.io.":https://danijmn.itch.io/cardinalchains
How to Play
Mouse only. Starting at the X cells, link up numbers in non-decreasing order until the whole grid is filled with color.
FAQ
What is Cardinal Chains?
Cardinal Chains is a minimalist puzzle game developed by Daniel Nora where players connect numbered tiles in order to solve each level.
How do you play Cardinal Chains?
In Cardinal Chains, you connect sequentially numbered tiles on a grid, forming a chain that matches each number in ascending order without revisiting any tile.
What kind of puzzles does Cardinal Chains feature?
Cardinal Chains offers over 500 handcrafted logic puzzles that challenge you to create increasingly complex chains on each level’s grid.
Who developed Cardinal Chains and on what platforms can you play it?
Cardinal Chains was developed by Daniel Nora and is available to play on web browsers through platforms like Kongregate.
Does Cardinal Chains have multiplayer or offline progress systems?
Cardinal Chains is a single-player puzzle game with no multiplayer mode and does not feature offline progress or idle game mechanics.
Developer Updates
Hello everyone! The latest update addresses your most common requests:
- after completing a puzzle, click anywhere on the screen to go the next one
- the saving mechanism has been improved to maximize compatibility across different browsers
Enjoy!
Comments
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lambda950
Apr. 09, 2018
Really appreciate the UI, dragging color onto other color, backtracking, and general fiddling works really well. I never thought it marked the wrong thing and it manipulating the chains was intuitive and helped getting to the answer.
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deathgamer
Jun. 28, 2018
This is a great example of level, and puzzle design. The way it goes from a couple of easy levels into one or two harder levels is great. It gives you that feeling of accomplishment and challenge at the same time. This is definitely a favorite and a five-star game. Keep going!
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hukutka94
Apr. 08, 2018
Needs auto-leveling, don't like to click on arrow every time
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Fixed it! From now on, when you complete a puzzle, you can simply click anywhere on the screen to go to the next one!
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Simonvl
Jun. 10, 2018
What a great game! A few levels I had to leave and come back to try again its amazing how the number help yet make it harder to spot your mistake. Really well put together to make it intuitive im glad I found it.
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Balbanes
Jun. 02, 2018
*sees "Relaxing" tag* ... Well, that depends on how short one's fuse is... ;)
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