Colored Nuts

In the game Colored Nuts, you are faced with jumbled parts, twisted together with nuts of different shapes and colors. They are tightly packed, and to get to the inner elements, you need to look at how the structure is arranged. The parts overlap each other, so at first only the external connections are visible. Gradually, new places open up, and the scene itself works like a calm logic game.

How to play?

To start, click on a nut and unscrew it until it is completely loose. Then grab the shape, hold it down, and move your finger or mouse to turn it and see the hidden sides. In Colored Nuts, this helps you understand which piece holds the next part of the structure. You gradually remove the connections, disassemble layer by layer, and open new points where you can unscrew the next nut. Sometimes there is a long plank in the way, and you need to turn it to gain access to the other side. After that, a free element appears, and you continue disassembling, moving inside the structure. The work goes faster when you notice such places right away. Step by step, the parts come apart, and the entire structure breaks down into separate parts, like in a neat puzzle about nuts, where it is important to notice the free positions and use them in time.