Description

Ready to unthread a wooden contraption without painting yourself into a corner; Screw Nuts Bolts: Wood Solve turns every board, plate, screw, and spacer into a tidy logic exercise where sequence matters more than speed, and the pleasure comes from that quiet click when a plan frees the final panel; here’s how to play: select a bolt, observe the arrows that show its thread direction and the plates it pins, then twist to remove it only if nothing rests on top of the plate it secures—if a plate is still sandwiched by others or trapped under a bar, the bolt won’t budge; slide freed plates along carved grooves, rotate brackets to open fresh lanes, and use gravity by tilting pieces so weight clears waypoints; long presses reveal a plate’s dependency lines so you can trace what must move first, and a quick double-tap places a non-permanent pin to hold a part while you rearrange others; early levels teach fundamentals—never remove both bolts from the same anchor until you’ve created an alternate support, leave at least one pivot so a bar can swing, and check that a washer isn’t preventing a slide—while later sets introduce color-coded threads (left-hand vs. right-hand), spring-backed pins that pop a lane for exactly one move, and layered frame rings that rotate like a clock; practical strategy begins with an aerial inventory: count the bolts that trap the most plates, mark two “lifters” you’ll free first, and test small nudges before committing to a full unscrew; if a piece feels blocked, it usually is—scan for a hidden lip or a washer that overlaps by a millimeter—so rotate the entire assembly to spot interference you missed; think two moves ahead: unscrewing a long anchor too early often collapses a useful hinge you’ll want later, while leaving one side tight can turn a rigid bar into a safe swing arm; when color-coded threads appear, keep a mental note of “righty-tighty, lefty-loosey—unless it’s red,” because red might reverse norms and stump rushed fingers; use the “ghost” preview to visualize a slide path before you commit, and don’t be afraid to backtrack—re-threading a bolt temporarily can stabilize a wobbling stack and open a cleaner route; for time-limited challenges, ignore cosmetic detours and target the single plate that holds the puzzle together—free that and the rest follows; accessibility options support clear reading: color-independent icons show thread direction, high-contrast outlines highlight movable parts, gentle haptics confirm a valid unscrew, and a long-press narration can name plate layers for players who benefit from audio cues; what makes it enjoyable is the honest, tactile logic—no tricks, only visible causes and effects—so victories feel earned, not guessed, and every small insight (like leaving one bolt half-in to preserve a swing) becomes a satisfying technique you can carry into tougher assemblies where three layers, reversed threads, and spring pins all tango until a final turn releases the last, stubborn plate.

Instruction

Start by tapping to remove nuts and bolts making the wood plates pinned to the board to cascade The complexity of the nuts and bolts within this puzzle game will test your wit Navigate the nuts and bolts correctly ensuring all wood plates fall This

Specifications

• Easy to play