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How to read the map

  1. Fill every square with an elevation from 1 to 5
  2. Neighbors (up, down, left, right) can differ by at most 1. A jump of 2 or more is a cliff
  3. Every row and every column has exactly one summit: its highest value appears in only one square. The arrow at the end of a row or column turns green when its summit is unique and red when it isn't.
  4. Squares marked with a + are surveyed spot elevations and can't be changed. Each map has one solution.

Scoring

Every map starts at 1,000 points. Par is one move per empty square and a target time for the grid (5×5 1:00, 6×6 2:00, 8×8 5:00).

Each daily map can be played once. New maps arrive at midnight US Eastern time.

Sharing

Share turns your finished map into a grid of squares that shows how you got there without giving away any elevations.

⬛ surveyed🟩 placed once🟨 changed once🟧 changed 2+ times