It took me a second to realize "has the answer E" meant "as the answer" not "as an option," but I think that's a glitch in my brain, not the puzzle.<p>I did accidentally pull down too hard on my screen when I was trying to scroll up, which accidentally refreshed and deleted all my answers on all difficulties, not even just the one I was working on/hadn't solved yet, so that's less than ideal. I almost had level 4 done, but no way I wanted to go back and redo it all!<p>I'd also love an "answer lock" button, and/or floating undo/redo buttons, because sometimes to take the next step, I need to put in an answer and game out how the rest of the puzzle comes together with that answer, and it would help to be able to undo back to that point, not just try to count my steps and keep scrolling down to the undo button for more of them. I'm not likely to get out a piece of paper or pop open a notepad app to game it out that way.
Sorry about the pull to refresh glitch! Completely forgot to disable that. Will fix ASAP.<p>Thanks for the other feedback!
Came here to say the same thing. I think the wording could be a little better.
These are really fun, thanks for posting this. Only weirdness I've seen is that I got a red bar for selecting a correct answer on one question because I had not yet selected the correct answer for the question it was about, which threw me off briefly. Working on level 3 now.
Hey, thank you for playing and for the feedback. I'm not sure how to solve that, though.<p>I've tried to make the game behave similarly to the Zebra Puzzles [1], where each clue is validated against whatever is on the grid right now, not against the expected answer.<p>[1]: <a href="https://www.zebrapuzzles.com/" rel="nofollow">https://www.zebrapuzzles.com/</a> (I run this one as well)
I feel like there might be a green/yellow/red situation here, where red indicates inconsistency with marked information, while yellow indicates "not satisfied YET, but could be with marked information"<p>If Q1 is "the answer to Q2" and I mark A:A, Q1 should be red if A is crossed off for Q2, yellow if A is still an option for Q2, and green if A is the chosen option for Q2.
Both Gemini and Claude can effortlessly write a python program to solve the first problem, using z3<p><a href="https://claude.ai/share/86224755-5245-4635-ba6d-66fad5573118" rel="nofollow">https://claude.ai/share/86224755-5245-4635-ba6d-66fad5573118</a><p><a href="https://g.co/gemini/share/d94e7e3d675e" rel="nofollow">https://g.co/gemini/share/d94e7e3d675e</a><p>Not really surprising, but was still nice to see
I probably shouldn't be trying this so late at night, but that was a lot of fun! Thanks for sharing!<p>The undo/redo buttons were very helpful, I was certain I had figured a test out but ended up being wrong. Being able to go back to the assumption I made early on instead of having to restart was much appreciated
“what is the only answer with ${q}?” seems like a bug.