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Society members who thrive here, in the world of logic puzzles and games, have a knack for picking up patterns and a clear-eyed sense of reason.

Sharpen your brain with our selection of logic puzzles and logic games, including Switch Spots.

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Society members who thrive here, in the world of logic puzzles and games, have a knack for picking up patterns and a clear-eyed sense of reason.

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Solve Logic Puzzles and Games on the Puzzle Society

In as few moves as possible, flip flop the dots ’til all their colors match. It’s a twist on the classic tile match game, but asymmetrical side arrows and corner buttons make it more fun to solve.

The logo “switch spots” on top of a mint colored background containing an opaque white circle pattern

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<h3>Credits</h3>Original game&nbsp;concept by: The Puzzle SocietyPuzzles by: Kelsey DixonDeveloper: Cangrejo Ideas<h3>Rules</h3>Just like the title, switch the right spots on the board to make them all the same color, and you’ll solve this easy-to-play but difficult-to-master logic game.Switch Spots takes the classic, “white out” game rules and applies a few novel, Puzzle Society-style twists. To win, you must solve each of three stages, each of which increases in grid size, difficulty, and complexity.The basics are straightforward: Use the buttons on the outside of each grid to switch the color of each spot from white to a solid color or visa versa.When you click or tap a button on the top, bottom, right, left, or corner of the grid, the related spots switch color..Types and behavior of side buttons:<ul><li>Vertical and horizontal arrows switch the color of the spots sequentially across the row and up/down the column.</li><li>Corner buttons come in three shapes: diagonal, square, and L-shape. Each switches the color of the spots relative to their shape.</li><li>Diagonal arrows (not in the corner) switch the color of the spots sequentially along a relative diagonal line.</li></ul>Blockers&nbsp;On some stages, you will encounter dark-color squares called blockers. These blockers never switch colors and will actively block any spots after it from switching color.Blockers behave differently for the L-shape and square corner buttons. Because these types of corner buttons switch simultaneously, they disregard blockers’ effects.<h3>Stages</h3>Each day’s Switch Spots level consists of three stages. Once you complete a stage, you can try for a better score on each stage up to three times, or keep your score and advance to the next stage. After you complete all three stages, you win the game.&nbsp;<h3>Scoring</h3>Your score for each stage is the total number of moves (or button presses) you used to solve all three stages.If you click or tap the same button twice in a row, though, the game doesn’t count that as a move, which is why you’ll occasionally see your score decrease by one. The game always takes your lowest score of all attempts.&nbsp;In order to achieve a coveted Puzzle Society Ultimate Score, your total score must be fewer than 15 moves in Switch Spots, or&nbsp;

How to Play 

Square game board with circular white and pink tiles on a purple background

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In as few moves as possible, flip flop the dots ’til all their colors match. It’s a twist on the classic tile match game, but asymmetrical side arrows and corner buttons make it more fun to solve.

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This more complex version of Switch Spots presents the same challenge as the original—but is extra perplexing thanks to trickier arrows, buttons, and blockers.

The logo “super switch spots” on top of a dark purple background

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<h3>Credits</h3>Original game&nbsp;concept by: The Puzzle SocietyPuzzles by: Kelsey DixonDeveloper: Cangrejo Ideas<h3>Rules</h3>Just like the title, switch the right spots on the board to make them all the same color, and you’ll solve this easy-to-play but difficult-to-master logic game.Super Switch Spots takes the classic, “white out” game rules and applies a few novel, Puzzle Society-style twists. To win, you must solve each of three stages, each of which increases in grid size, difficulty, and complexity.The basics are straightforward: Use the buttons on the outside of each grid to switch the color of each spot from white to a solid color or visa versa.When you click or tap a button on the top, bottom, right, left, or corner of the grid, the related spots switch color..Types and behavior of side buttons:<ul><li>Vertical and horizontal arrows switch the color of the spots sequentially across the row and up/down the column.</li><li>Corner buttons come in three shapes: diagonal, square, and L-shape. Each switches the color of the spots relative to their shape.</li><li>Diagonal arrows (not in the corner) switch the color of the spots sequentially along a relative diagonal line.</li></ul>Blockers&nbsp;On some stages, you will encounter dark-color squares called blockers. These blockers never switch colors and will actively block any spots after it from switching color.Blockers behave differently for the L-shape and square corner buttons. Because these types of corner buttons switch simultaneously, they disregard blockers’ effects.<h3>Stages</h3>Each day’s Super Switch Spots level consists of three stages. Once you complete a stage, you can try for a better score on each stage up to three times, or keep your score and advance to the next stage. After you complete all three stages, you win the game.&nbsp;<h3>Scoring</h3>Your score for each stage is the total number of moves (or button presses) you used to solve all three stages.If you click or tap the same button twice in a row, though, the game doesn’t count that as a move, which is why you’ll occasionally see your score decrease by one. The game always takes your lowest score of all attempts.&nbsp;In order to achieve a coveted Puzzle Society Ultimate Score, your total score must be fewer than 15 moves in Switch Spots, or&nbsp;

How to Play

Square game board with circular white and yellow tiles on a florescent purple background

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This more complex version of Switch Spots presents the same challenge as the original—flip the dots to match—but is extra perplexing thanks to trickier arrows, buttons, and blockers.