Cogchime
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- cogchime
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- Proprietary
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- Today - latest/stable
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Drag gears onto pegs and set every chime turning. Wind up the music box.
A clockwork music box lies open in front of you. The pegs are bare, the gears are loose in the tray, and the chimes are waiting to be driven. Drag the gears into place and set every chime turning the way its arrow points — the movement closes, and the melody plays.
Cogchime is a puzzle game whose rules come entirely from real mechanical transmission. No randomness, no countdown, no move limit, no penalty for failing.
- The rule is the physics: two meshed gears turn opposite ways, so a chime's direction is decided by how many bites separate it from the mainspring.
- Less is more: a surplus connection locks the whole mechanism. The best solution is usually several pieces leaner than your first instinct.
- 158 levels across 14 chapters — idlers, compound gears, belts, internal rings, ratchets, stacked decks, planetary trains and worm drives.
- Daily Challenge: a new movement every day, the same board for everyone.
- Movement Codex: every cleared level is drawn as a blueprint card from your winning board, and replays its melody.
- Craftsman's Notes: each chapter unlocks a short page on where its principle comes from in mechanical history.
- Three themes, "reduce motion" support, 13 languages.
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