The daily web: one Pyxis puzzle a day, the same for everyone
Pyxis now has a daily web. Every player untangles the same one, the clock runs, and Play Games keeps a leaderboard. What daily webs are like and how to clear them fast.
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Pyxis now has a daily web. Every player untangles the same one, the clock runs, and Play Games keeps a leaderboard. What daily webs are like and how to clear them fast.
In the Apsis daily, every player gets the same system and three hearts, and the clock never stops for a miss. How it works, and how your daily streak is counted.
Carillon's daily puzzle gives every player the same field, and it changes at 12:30 in the afternoon in India. How the clock, taps and streak work, and how to be quick.
Plumb has a daily puzzle: the same board for every player, a clock in place of stars, and a streak to keep. How it works, and how to get faster at it.
Plumb's goal is the fewest tilts a solver could find, not a guess. How it is worked out, how stars are counted against it, and a way to reach it more often.
Ways of reading an Apsis sky that keep your hearts: trace every line first, trust the band over the line, doubt arrows pointing out, and read the marks.
How Carillon scores a level against its goal, why every level gives you one spare tap, what the pips and the star meter are saying, and how to find the three-star read.
How to read a Carillon field before you tap: trace the reach circles, find the dots nothing reaches, look past the showy decoys and, once rules arrive, plan the order.
Ways of looking at a Plumb board that make levels click: find the stops, judge a tilt by every marble, distrust the easy drop, and ask what each tile is for.