0h h1

A little logic game.

0h h1: A Simple Yet Engaging Logic Game Chrome Extension

0h h1 is a chrome extension featuring a captivating logic game developed by Q42. The game comprises enthralling puzzle-solving, where the player toggles between red and blue tiles in adherence to the game rules. It requires the player to avoid three similar colored tiles in a row/column, maintain equal blue and red tiles in each row and column, and keep every row and column unique. Puzzles are unlimited and available in four different grid sizes. The game is entirely free, devoid of ads, locked features, or nag screens, offering a seamless gaming experience.

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By: Q42

Users: 20,000+

10.00K

Rating: 4.53

(247)

Version: 1.3.3 (Last updated: 2015-09-23)

Creation date: 2015-09-23

Risk impact: Very low risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

storage

Size: 694.27K

Email: su*****@q42games.com

Ranking

# 5,253 ▲ 1,395

Other platforms

0h h1 (v1.6.2)

4.58

(8,376) 853,122+

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Extension summary

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0h h1 is a little logic game by Q42.

It follows three simple rules:

Three red tiles or three blue tiles next to each other in a row or column isn't allowed
A full row or column must have as many blue tiles as it has red ones.
No two rows are the same. No two columns either.

Simply tap a tile to make it red or blue and complete the grid. 0h h1 gives you unlimited puzzles for all four grid sizes:

4 x 4 6 x 6 8 x 8 10 x 10

User reviews

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Pros

Addictive and fun game
Good for exercising the brain
Simple to learn but challenging to master
Pleasant UI with dark mode
Keeps players occupied and thinking

Cons

Confusing rules for some players
Difficulty increases significantly at higher levels
Unwanted hints and guidance that can distract
Name of the game is confusing for some
Limited features for daily challenges

Most mentioned

Challenging game
Confusing rules
Addictive gameplay
Good brain exercise
Fun puzzle experience

User reviews

I'm not smart enough for this. If you don't have the IQ of Einstein, or don't have great problem solving skills and ability to instantly solve more or less the entire puzzle before you've begun, don't play. It was just confusing to me, especially because of the solid half a dozen major rules and lack of ability to move all pieces. there are so many variables to consider that change what the solution would be that they just confused me.