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Setright

iOS

Notice the order, then set it

About

Setright gives you a shelf of ordinary things and one quiet instruction, and the puzzle is noticing what order the scene wants. A jar, three cups, a plate leaning at the end. Nothing is labelled and nothing is timed. Somewhere in that row there is one quality that is different about every single object, and once you see it there is exactly one way the shelf can stand. It might be how tall they are, or how wide, or their colour from warm through cool, or how worn they are, or how many painted bands they carry, or how full they are, or the way they lean. Drag them into place and the tableau settles: the objects nudge the last few points into line, the light lifts, and the shelf holds still. There is no counter, no clock, no stars and no fail state. If an arrangement is wrong, nothing happens, and you keep looking. 120 scenes wait across six rooms, and every one of them was proved by the app's own solver before it shipped: exactly one quality can be put in a strict order, the scene never opens near its answer, and a reference player finishes it in the fewest possible moves. Forty of them can be set right two different ways, and finding the second reading after the first is the best feeling in the game. Every cup, jar, tin, spool, key, book, box, frame, candle and pebble is painted by the app itself from its own measurements, and every sound is synthesized by the project's own generator, so a half step of height is a half step of pixels and nothing here is stock. Bought once, and that is the whole game.

Features

  • 120 scenes across six rooms, each one proved solvable before it shipped
  • Eight things a shelf can be about: height, width, colour, tone, wear, marks, fill, lean
  • No counter, no clock, no stars, no fail state, nothing to lose
  • Forty scenes carry a second reading, a whole other way to set them right
  • The Lens names what a scene is about and never where anything goes
  • A Daily Shelf, the same scene for everyone, generated from the date
  • Colour scenes carry a second cue, so they can be set right without seeing colour
  • VoiceOver names every object and moves it along the shelf
  • Bought once, works offline, no account, no advertising, nothing further to buy