Terrazzo for writers and creators

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Facts

Game: Terrazzo
Made by: Incregames, a one-person studio
Based in: Czech Republic
Release: Coming soon
Platforms: iPhone and Android
Price: Free to play, with optional worlds to buy
Languages: 32, every left-to-right language on the App Store: English, Japanese, Chinese (Simplified and Traditional), Korean, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil and Portugal), Italian, Dutch, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Croatian, Hungarian, Romanian, Russian, Ukrainian, Greek, Turkish, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Finnish, Catalan, Indonesian, Malay, Thai, Vietnamese and Hindi
Website: https://playterrazzo.com

In one line

Terrazzo is a calm, colourful logic puzzle: drag every piece onto the board until each row and column matches its dots.

In a few lines

Each puzzle is a small board, a tray of coloured pieces and a few dice. The dice beside every row and above every column show how many squares of each colour belong in that line. Pieces never turn, some squares stay empty, and every puzzle has exactly one answer, so it can always be solved by thinking rather than guessing.

There’s a new puzzle every day, from a gentle Monday warm-up to a big Sunday board, and an endless run of levels that grows slowly harder. Fourteen worlds change how it all looks and sounds, from warm clay on a cream table to a planet that comes alive with every piece, a raked zen garden and a neon arcade cabinet.

Terrazzo is made by one person at Incregames.

What’s in it

Logic puzzles that each have exactly one answer
A new Daily puzzle every day, with a different kind of board for each day of the week
An endless run of levels that grows slowly bigger and harder
Fourteen worlds, each with its own pieces, scene and music
Undo, hints and no lives, so there’s never any pressure
Four styles of dice to choose from: pips that fill as rings or beads, or numbers
Color assist: every colour gets its own shape, on the dice and on the pieces
Colour vision settings for red-, green- and blue-blindness