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How to Play

1. Roll first. At the start of your turn, roll the die (1–6). The number shows, then you choose one action. No re-rolls.
2. Place — tap an empty tile to put your piece there. Its value is your roll.
3. Power up — tap one of your own pieces to add the roll to its value, up to 12. A piece at 12 cannot be powered up again.
4. Attack — tap any opponent piece below 12 to lower its value by the roll. If it reaches zero, the piece is removed and the tile empties. A piece at 12 is locked — neither player can touch it: no power-up, no attack, no pressure.
5. One action per turn. Any leftover roll is lost.
6. Win — get 3 of your pieces in a row (across, down, or diagonal) with every piece at value 12. The win lands the moment your power-up raises the third line piece to 12. A line of weaker pieces does not win yet — keep powering it up, and stop your opponent doing the same.
7. Pressure (optional, Settings — off by default) — when on, from move 31 every piece below 12 loses 1 value at the end of each round, and pieces that hit zero are removed. A popup announces when pressure starts, and the move counter is always on screen. Locked 12s are never touched.
8. Roll a Six (optional, Settings — off by default) — when on, rolling a 6 earns one extra turn after your move. Only one: a second 6 in a row earns nothing extra.
9. Who starts — you start the first game against the AI. After that, the winner starts the next game.
10. Stalemate — if the board fills with locked pieces in a mixed pattern (no line, nothing below 12), neither player has a legal move. That game is a draw, and the same player starts the next game.
11. AI levels — the first game is always Easy. After that, the AI level is picked at random each game: Easy, Normal, or Hard.
12. Game look — Settings offers four looks: Toy Block Table (the default), Retro Bowling Scoreboard, Stamp Journal, and Mission Control. A look changes colours, materials, and type only — the game plays exactly the same.

Leaderboard

Your record vs the AI, on this device.

Draws (locked-board stalemates): 0

Settings

Prototype 20 · Win = a line of three 12s · 12s lock

Pressure and Roll a Six are off by default. Pressure: from move 31, every piece below 12 loses 1 at the end of each round. Roll a Six: rolling a 6 earns one extra turn, never two in a row. Pieces at 12 are locked either way — nobody can touch them.

Two Players mode is coming later. Sound lives here, not on the game screens.