Objective and first actions
Rotate the cube arrangement to inspect prisms from different sides, then look for the matches the level requests. The challenge is spatial: a useful piece may be hidden behind the face you are currently viewing.
Open the game and read its control panel before the first round. The provider feed does not specify exact key bindings for this title; use the on-screen input prompts for your device. The embedded game is supplied by GamePix.
A plan for your first session
Before selecting anything, inspect the back and underside of the arrangement. Mentally separate pieces that are available now from pieces exposed by an earlier removal. A visible color match alone is not a complete plan.
A mistake to watch for
Repeatedly checking the same face makes hidden matches easy to overlook. Use a consistent viewing order, such as front, right, back and left, and return to the starting angle only after checking all four.
Try this practice exercise
For one level, explain which piece a removal will reveal before making the selection. This turns rotation into a search method instead of random camera movement.
Why can I see a color but not complete a match?
A matching color may still be obstructed or may not meet the current level's selection rules. Change the viewing angle and check which prisms are selectable before assuming the board is stuck.
Playing in your browser
The provider lists a all layout at 800 × 600. Actual fit and controls depend on the device. Game audio, progress and in-game features are managed by the embedded game. If it stalls, use our loading checklist; before clearing data, read about saved progress.
