Game Setup
This is a sort of pattern game. It’s a fairly rare type. You can’t really set up scenarios. Instead, it’s the sort of game where you have to know all the rules very well. There aren’t too many rules, so take the time you need to learn them all. It will pay off by allowing you to go through the questions faster.
We’ll set it up as a row of eight numbered slots.
The first rule is fairly straight forward. If you have P and Y in any order then R is on the either side.
(The top handle means PY is reversible)
The second rule is also easy. You can have two Gs beside each other, although you don’t have to. But you can’t have any other letters of the same type beside each other.
G doesn’t have to go beside itself, but it’s the only variable that can. The fourth rule is simple. O cannot be beside R in either order.
There is not much you can deduce. The last important thing is that you need to have every color in this string of eight. So if in one question mentions colors 1-9, then you need all colors to be represented in beads 1-8 and also in 2-9.
Look over the rules and commit them to your short term memory and you’ll be ready to master this game.
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