Understand the board
Learn how pins, clamps, slide bars, closed rings and bombs affect the board.
Blocking pins and stop pins
Identify the blocking pins and stop pins before rotating a ring.
Clamps and linked slide bars
Locate each clamp and its connected slide bar or ring.
Slide bars and movement axes
Slide bars move along their marked axis.
Recognizing closed rings
A closed ring has no opening.
Timed bombs
When a board includes timed bombs, prioritize them before the ring-removal sequence.
Objects and mechanics
Learn what each object does before choosing a move. An opening, a fixed pin and a movable bar solve different kinds of obstruction.
- Ring
- An open ring can rotate. Align its opening with the connecting pin to release that connection. Rings fly away automatically once their connections and constraints are released.
- Blocking pin
- A fixed pin sitting on a ring's edge. It holds another ring in place, so its gap has to face this pin.
- Stop pin
- Limits how far a ring can turn, so only part of the ring is reachable.
- Latch
- Holds a ring in place. A stick locks it, so release the stick first and then turn the matching ring.
- Stick
- Slide bar. Move it sideways to release the latch it is tied to.
- Bomb Ring
- Carries a timed bomb and can clear other rings. Deal with it before the countdown ends.
- Closed ring
- A closed ring has no opening. Release its blocking connections using the surrounding objects; the ring flies away automatically when it is free.
Hints, Hammer and Firework
- Hint
Rotate the highlighted objects
Rotate the highlighted objects in order
Tap HINT to use it!
- Hammer
Tap any object to smash it
Tap HAMMER to use it!
- Firework
Light the Firework to randomly clear one target!
Tap to select Firework!
These tools change how you approach a blocked board. Their availability and unlock point depend on what your game currently displays; no purchase or booster use is required to read this site.
Frequently asked questions
Why does my level look different?
The game has different level schedules. A number alone does not identify the board: compare the thumbnails and choose the rings, bars and pins that match your screen.
What do the numbers on the diagram mean?
They identify individual rings, not the operation order. A written step can also describe a bar or latch, so the step number is not always the ring number. Match the ring number named in the instruction with the diagram.
Can a ring without an opening rotate out?
A closed ring has no opening. Release its blocking connections using the surrounding objects; the ring flies away automatically when it is free.
What does the Hint tool do?
Hint highlights objects to rotate, sometimes in a sequence. Follow the highlighted objects in your game and compare them with the numbered board. It is different from Hammer, which destroys a selected object, or Firework, which clears a random target.