What is pentaplexity - Its a math puzzle
Pentaplexity is a logic puzzle like no other.
The aim of the game is to drag, rotate and interlock each uniquely shaped piece until they all fit within the playing area - simple?
We don't think so.
They won't fit where they don't belong - but if a tile fits in a space, it doesn't mean it's in the correct place.
There are three levels of difficulty and 25 boards which provide endless hours of fun and competition for all ages.
Some boards have only one solution, some are even impossible!
Watch the video - you will be tempted.
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Roger Penrose, A marvellous mind
Pentaplexity uses a six piece set of non-repeating tiles within a five-sided frame.
Based on a principle by the eminent Professor Sir Roger Penrose, this enigmatic puzzler will have you hooked in seconds and playing for months.
But be warned… The tiling patterns in this puzzle have truly remarkable qualities.
And if you dare to take on the challenge, you'll find they also have infinite variations.
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Not as easy as 1, 2, 3
Now, the game has 25 levels of possibly impossible puzzling.
The size of the board and number of solutions varies with difficulty levels and there's a tutorial level to give you a heads up.
Both the beginner and tutorial boards offer a demonstration of the solution.
Although the idea is simple, the game itself will perplex even the most seasoned puzzler.
It's a game - like it or not - that won't let you win
System Requirements
Windows XP or later. 800Mhz Pentium 3, 256Mb RAM, 800x600 video display,
5Mb of hard disk space. Internet connection (registration)
