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Each block has two states, a free state (white square) and an occupied state (color square)
OccupeBox
by Mike Flores
What is it about?
Each block has two states, a free state (white square) and an occupied state (color square). The initial state is all free. When the square is clicked, the current state of the square will change to the opposite state, namely: discoloration. At the same time, the state of the block adjacent to the block (the block that does not contain the diagonal adjacent) will also change, and the game ends when all the blocks become occupied. Try to challenge the difficulty of more orders.
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App Store Description
Each block has two states, a free state (white square) and an occupied state (color square). The initial state is all free. When the square is clicked, the current state of the square will change to the opposite state, namely: discoloration. At the same time, the state of the block adjacent to the block (the block that does not contain the diagonal adjacent) will also change, and the game ends when all the blocks become occupied. Try to challenge the difficulty of more orders.
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