Flip It

Game Rules:

1. Objective: The goal of Flip It is to return all the tiles on a 6x6 board to their original state (face down).
2. Flipping Mechanics: Each time you tap a tile, it will flip along with some of its adjacent neighbors. The specific pattern of neighbors that flip depends on the level variant you are playing.
3. Level Variants: There are six level variants in total, categorized by three shape variations (Plus, Cross, Square) and two state variations (which determine if the symbols are colored or not).
4. Shape Variations:
   • Plus: Flipping a tile also flips its orthogonally adjacent neighbors (top, bottom, left, right).
   • Cross: Flipping a tile also flips its diagonally adjacent neighbors.
   • Square: Flipping a tile also flips both its orthogonally and diagonally adjacent neighbors.
5. Scoring and Progression: You score one point for each board you successfully solve. As your score increases, more tiles will start flipped on new boards. To submit your score, tap the exit button below the board. Scores are saved automatically after each solved board.

Controls:

1. Select/Flip: Tap on any tile on the board to flip it and its neighbors according to the level's shape variant.
2. Submit Score/Exit: Tap the exit button located below the board to submit your current score and return to the main menu.
3. Navigation: Use the on-screen menus to select different level variants and view your scores.

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FAQ:

1. Q: What do the numbers next to the level names mean?



The number besides the level indicates how many distinct states a tile can have before returning to the original face-down state. For example, a "2" means a tile will cycle through two different symbol states before returning to the checkered face-down state.

2. Q: How do I know which shape variant I am playing?



The shape variant for a level is indicated in the level selection menu. You can choose to play with the Plus, Cross, or Square flipping patterns.

3. Q: What happens if I make a mistake?



Flip It is a puzzle game, so you can always continue tapping tiles to try and correct your mistakes. However, remember that every tap affects multiple tiles, so you need to plan your moves carefully to solve the board efficiently.