FlatCube
Rock, paper, scissors turned into a puzzle, up to nine layers deep.
What makes it different
FlatCube is played on a 3×3 board of rocks, papers and scissors, and each piece has its own way of moving. Sort them into a rock column, a paper column and a scissors column. Then add color layers, up to nine of them, and sort every piece onto its matching color too.
Every piece moves its own way
Rock jumps like a chess knight and can only land on Scissors. Paper steps one square and can only land on Rock. Scissors moves diagonally, into or out of the center, and can only land on Paper.
One layer to nine
Start with a single board. Each color layer you add is shuffled at the start, so a piece has to reach the right square on the right color.
See every layer at once
Tiny squares above each board square show what sits on every layer beneath it. Tap one to jump straight to that layer.
Lock a square
Press and hold a square to keep it on its current layer while you flip the rest of the board to another color with the layer buttons.
Save your view
Save Screen bookmarks how the board looks right now, so you can explore the layers and come back without getting lost.
Best scores
Every solved board is scored by moves. Your ten best are kept for each number of layers, and an unfinished game is waiting under Resume.
A look inside the game
