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Exor

Overview

You need to match the two figures on the screen. The red stones transfer to the green no problem. Or is it? "Exor" - an extremely tricky puzzle created by Frederic Thiesse and published in both Happy Computer 1989/04, and in 64'er Sonderheft 54. Puzzle games are as popular as ever. This sharpens your ability to combine and tests your stamina. Brain teasers can also be difficult. »Exor« lets you set the level of difficulty yourself. Everything looks so simple: a seemingly easy task is approached with a shrug. Suddenly it turns out that one had not reckoned with the treachery of the object. The task at »Exor« is also relatively easy. After all, it can't be that difficult to copy a figure from red squares congruently into the adjacent green squares.

Have you ever calculated how many possible variations a matrix of 8 x 8 fields offers?

Publishers
Markt & Technik
Platform
Commodore 64
Genre
Puzzle
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Media

Box - Front

Exor - Box - Front - 2450x3502
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Screenshot - Gameplay

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