Shakashaka (Proof of Quilt) is a logic puzzle with simple rules and challenging solutions.
The rules are simple.
Shakashaka is played on a rectangular grid. The grid has both black cells and white cells in it. The objective is to place black triangles in the white cell in such a way so that they form white rectangular (or square) areas. - The triangles are right angled and occupy half of the white square divided diagonally. - You can place triangles only in white cells - The numbers in the black cells indicate how many triangles are adjacent, vertically and horizontally. - The white rectangles can be either straight or rotated at 45°
* MO3 - Mean of 3. The average of 3 consecutive times. AO5 - Average of 5. The average of 5 consecutive times ignoring the highest and the lowest. AO12 - Average of 12. The average of 12 consecutive times ignoring the highest and the lowest. You need to be logged in to track your averages
