Fill the grid with red and blue tiles using only three logic rules — no three in a row, balanced counts, no repeated lines.. Try it now on Pixlland — no downloads, no sign-up, ready to play right in your browser on any device.
A binary logic puzzle by Q42 with three rules: fill the grid with red and blue tiles so that no three tiles of the same color sit adjacent in a row or column, every row and column holds exactly as many reds as blues, and no two rows (or columns) are identical. Tap to cycle a cell between empty, red and blue — every puzzle has exactly one solution reachable by pure logic.
Start with pairs: two reds side by side force blue on BOTH ends — the "no three in a row" rule is your strongest opener.
When a row reaches its quota of one color, every remaining cell in it flips to the other color instantly.
Never guess. If you are stuck, count colors per row/column — a forgotten quota is almost always the unlock.
0h h1 was created by Q42 and its source code is open under the custom-attribution license.
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