For lovers of mathematical puzzles, the Hanoi Towers—a classic conundrum also known as the Towers of Hanoi, Tower of Brahma, or Lucas' Tower—is an intriguing challenge rooted in mathematical principles. The puzzle consists of three rods and a set of disks varying in size, arranged from largest at the bottom to smallest at the top, forming a conical shape.
The goal is to transfer all the disks from the leftmost rod to the rightmost rod in the fewest possible moves while adhering to these essential rules:
- Only one disk can be moved at a time.
- Only the topmost disk on a rod can be moved, placing it on an empty rod or one with a larger disk.
- A disk cannot be placed on top of a smaller disk.
The game progresses through levels, with each new level adding an additional disk to the initial stack on the left rod, increasing complexity as you advance. Upon completing a level, players receive feedback detailing:
- The level number achieved.
- The total time taken to finish the level.
- Whether a time record was set.
- A three-star ranking based on:
- Achieving the minimum required moves.
- Completing the level without errors.
- Setting a time record.
To triumph in the game, players must successfully complete all seven levels. At the conclusion, a results summary highlights details such as completion times, records, accuracy, star rankings, and achievements earned. These achievements include milestones like earning the first three stars, achieving impeccable performances consecutively, setting multiple time records, completing the game flawlessly, and reaching the fastest overall time.
We hope you find this mathematical puzzle both enjoyable and intellectually stimulating!
What's New in Version 1.49.0
Last updated on August 10, 2024. This release features a complete rewrite with an upgraded engine, offering improved performance and broader compatibility. Highlights include:
- Introduction of difficulty level options.
- Enhanced touch functionality for smoother gameplay.
- Resolution of all bugs present in prior versions.
