Tilooma

A quiet puzzle about routing, drawn on a lantern lit lattice. Every board is a small square grid scattered with suited tile emblems, and every emblem appears exactly twice. Your work is to drag a ribbon from each emblem to its twin, threading through the empty tiles, without ever letting two ribbons overlap. It looks simple at a glance and rarely is. The moment you commit one ribbon to a comfortable route, you have quietly stolen the tiles another ribbon needed. THREE KINDS OF TILE Numbered emblems are the anchors you connect. Wind valves are one way gates, and a ribbon passing through may only leave in the direction printed on its face, which turns a simple connection into a question of flow and order. Bridge tiles are the single exception to the no crossing rule, letting two ribbons share one square provided each runs perfectly straight across. THREE APPETITES Standard Weave asks only that every pair be linked. Full Saturation demands that no tile is left bare, so no route may be lazy. Frugal Steps hands you a fixed allowance of moves, making a plan formed before the first drag worth a great deal. WHAT IS INSIDE Thirty six handcrafted chapters that grow from five by five up to eight by eight. A fresh daily lattice drawn from the calendar date, identical for everyone who opens it, with a streak lantern that keeps burning as long as you return. A workbench holding three aids. One unwinds your last move, one dissolves a whole ribbon at once, and one lights a lantern that finishes a single ribbon when a board has beaten you. Six ribbon palettes that unlock as chapters fall, from Lantern Jade to Midnight Neon. A mosaic of statistics tracking your stars, your tightest weave and your longest run. Every board that appears has at least one honest solution. There is no timer unless you ask for one, no penalty for a ribbon pulled apart, and no reward for rushing. Only the satisfaction of a lattice that finally sits still.