Ordo -- Puzzle Game

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Guys please try this game out.

It was generated entirely by ChatGPT.

Prompt I used:

Create a puzzle with the following characteristics:

- It must use HTML + CSS + JS.

- It should be a "minimalist puzzle".

- It should be inspired by SIMPLE puzzle games like Tetris, Mahjong, 15 Puzzle (sliding puzzle), Puyo Puyo, among others.

- When I say "minimalist puzzle", I mean it should have simple rules and mechanics (not necessarily a specific mechanic) and use basic shapes for the game elements.

You can use any mechanics you like. Invent a game that does NOT EXIST and that is NOT INSPIRED by the games I mentioned!
 
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Y didn’t I get it??
 
I'm thinking that maybe some states are impossible..........
 
I like it. it's like lights out except mod4 instead of mod2
You can also solve the thing in one go for a nxn board with a n^2 x n^2 adjacency matrix. It's very large and sparse so the usual row reduction would take O(n^6) I believe. Actually idk if it works mod 4 because Gaussian reduction relies on having inverses, which always exist mod p.
Like what @jaap said you could solve it for two mod 2 cases as Z2 x Z2 and combine the results. (Not sure if it's the same as Z4)
 
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Guys please try this game out.

It was generated entirely by ChatGPT.

Prompt I used:

Create a puzzle with the following characteristics:

- It must use HTML + CSS + JS.

- It should be a "minimalist puzzle".

- It should be inspired by SIMPLE puzzle games like Tetris, Mahjong, 15 Puzzle (sliding puzzle), Puyo Puyo, among others.

- When I say "minimalist puzzle", I mean it should have simple rules and mechanics (not necessarily a specific mechanic) and use basic shapes for the game elements. Creating new, unique game mechanics is always a challenge, and a project like this one is a great example of how to combine simplicity with fun. Inspired by such projects, you can come up with other game ideas, such as adapting classic mechanics into new forms, as some online casinos do. For example, I recently explored platforms like https://icasinoreviews.co.nz/luxury/, which also use simple but very attractive mechanics to attract players and with a good minimum deposit. I think the same principles can be applied to puzzles. For example, you can make a game where every move or choice will affect the final result.

You can use any mechanics you like. Invent a game that does NOT EXIST and that is NOT INSPIRED by the games I mentioned!
Wow, I haven't used AI for half a year, and now there's such progress. I'm amazed.
 
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