A beautiful solitaire "black box" game. This classic game of hide and seek is a puzzle where you fire rays into a grid of cells and interpret the results to locate hidden targets.
Touch and release the red "ray bays" around the edge of the grid to fire a ray. Tap in the grid to summon and drag targets to where you think they are. Click "Finished" to check your score: lower is better.
Understanding the behavior of the rays can be tricky for new users, so Obscurant provides several ways to handicap one's score while making the game much easier: the paths of the rays can be shown during the game; the hidden targets can be kept off the edges; and the number of targets can be reduced.
Details for Obscurant
Package name
obscurant
License
MIT
Last updated
1 February 2021 - latest/stable
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