One shared rule
The browser preview and contract use the same sixteen-cell transition. A move is reproducible, not explained away by a server.
One move changes more.See the whole rule.
Preparing the glass
Static view · interactive glass unavailable
Luxgrid makes a simple interaction worth looking at closely.
Press a light. It flips together with its immediate neighbors. Turn the whole grid off. That is the game — no hidden mechanics, no tokens to buy, no promise of a prize.
Try the browser preview ↗The selected cell and its north, south, east and west neighbors switch together. Corners do not wrap around. Diagonals stay as they are.
Hover or focus a cell on the play page to see its footprint before you act.
Read the exact rules ↗The first board is deliberately an introduction, not a difficulty claim. It starts from the same pattern every time, and a single well-placed move can solve it.
The browser preview and contract use the same sixteen-cell transition. A move is reproducible, not explained away by a server.
Each wallet has its own round, move count and board. Another account cannot change your puzzle by naming your address.
A configured on-chain move is only confirmed after its receipt and the matching game event agree. A spinning loader is not success.
Try the rule immediately. No connection, no transaction, no saving. Closing or reloading the page clears the practice state.
Start a local preview ↗Connect a wallet, read your board, review the move and network gas, then approve in your wallet. This mode stays locked until a deployment is configured and verified.
See the contract boundary ↗No financial layer.No app fee, deposits, staking or rewards. On-chain actions would consume the target network's native gas.
No secret difficulty.The initial pattern and solution are public. There is no randomness, competitive ranking or hidden win condition.
No launch claims.This is a local Demo. Website and public-chain contract have not been deployed. Local tests are not an independent audit.
No. The independent play page has a clearly marked browser preview. It does not create a blockchain record and does not save a score.
After a verified public deployment is configured, starting an on-chain round and toggling a cell are separate transactions. The app has no payment or reward function; the network sets gas costs.
Not in this version. The fixed starting board is a transparent introduction. A future version may add a reviewed, solvable level set; that is a direction, not a feature available today.
No. The contract is not a proxy. A rule change needs a new contract version and address; old records would stay associated with the old version.
A small shift. A clear result.
Browser preview available. On-chain play not deployed.