Made for people who love puzzles.
You draw the shapes with your finger and complete the combination.
The rules take a minute to learn. Mastering them takes a good deal longer.
And every board you finish brings color back to a sleeping ruin.
Meet the four-year-old in charge
Sha is four. Her distant big sister is a family legend — and, in fact, an archaeologist.
Sha misheard the job, and picked her own career on the spot.
But the screen says otherwise. Every puzzle you solve brings color back to a faded ruin and wakes the jungle.
Sha never notices. Not once. You're the one companion who sees what's really going on.
Draw with your finger, make it fit
Each puzzle gives you only a few shapes (polyominoes) — usually two or three.
Swipe to draw a region. It has to match one of those shapes exactly — rotated or flipped is fine.
Get the right shape in the right place and the region seals. That click is what the game is for.
No one tells you when you're wrong
A shape in the wrong place colors in just like a right one. Filled the board and it didn't end? Something is off.
Working out what's wrong, and what's right, is up to you. There's only one solution.
Every board has its own difficulty, 1 to 4, measured board by board.
Get it all right, and it pays out at once
Fill the whole board correctly and you get one celebration, with the score counted up at once.
Score carries across boards. How long you keep a run going is its own kind of win.
The only rival is yesterday's you.
It keeps getting steeper
• Pieces run from 3 to 7 cells; the combinations deepen as you go
• The first 9 boards hold your hand through the controls and rules. After that, you're on your own
• Boss and rule boards run a clock, scaled to their size
Three stars aren't the end of it
After the first nine boards, most boards you've cleared reopen as bonus ruins — same board, but the parts you get right melt away.
Clear one with three stars and a treasure chest appears — once per board. Boards you've already looted show an open chest on the map.
Sha isn't a tour guide — Sha leans over the board next to you, taking full credit for everything you solve.
Fair warning
A wrong answer never costs a heart. With nowhere left to place a piece, a shield clears only the wrong pieces. On boards with a clock, run it out and you choose: watch an ad to refill it (once per board), or spend a heart to start over.
Hints are there for when you're stuck. They're not free: hints cost Coins.
We could have made it easier. We chose to protect the feeling of solving it yourself.
A board takes a few minutes. Your head will be busy for all of them.
This is for you if
• You want a puzzle that works in a way you haven't played before
• You'd rather not read instructions, but you do like getting good
• You've said "one more board" and meant it, twice
Offline play
The core puzzles work without an internet connection.
Purchases
Free to start, with ads.
Optional in-app purchases: Coins (in-game currency), heart refills, skip passes, ad removal.
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• Learning boards now have a background, and "Learn ●●○" shows how many are left
• Finish a ruin and you'll see "Ruin complete!" on the result card
• Wrong pieces are no longer flagged right away. They color in like right ones, so reason it out to the end
• Fill the whole board correctly for one celebration and your score at once
• Mistakes no longer cost a heart (hearts are only used to start over)
• Nowhere left to place a piece? Use a shield to clear only the wrong pieces
• Combos now carry on only in bonus boards
• Difficulty ratings were redone for the new rules
• Clear a board and your shapes pop one by one, in the order you drew them
• The score is now shown big (the chase bar underneath is gone)
• Tap the score during play to see where everyone is
• The Overtake! scene is back when you pass a rival
• Bonus boards now come every 5 boards
• Sha on the map is smaller, so the screen feels roomier
Version 1.4.7
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