iqpuzzle
A free puzzle game — play it in your browser, no install. Read-only mirror of https://codeberg.org/ElTh0r0/iqpuzzle
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iQPuzzle is a diverting I.Q. challenging pentomino puzzle. The puzzle pieces are pentominoes, and there are more than 360 different board shapes to fill with them.
The game is controlled using the mouse. By default, puzzle pieces are moved using the left mouse button and drag-and-drop. The mouse wheel can be used to rotate pieces and the right mouse button can be used to flip them.
These settings can be changed via the 'Settings → Configure iQPuzzle' menu.
New translations and corrections are highly welcome!
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