Read the starting window.
The prepared position is part of the question. Trace which symbol would enter or leave before selecting a control.
QIRAVENOLUM / A TABLETOP PUZZLE WORKSHOP
Read the board.
Find your answer.
Play six free, deterministic puzzles here, then try the six-turn practice or print a paper prototype. The Coinstrike-inspired artwork accompanies our own manual symbol-matching rules. Scores are points with no cash value.
Six prepared challengesFive scoring routesOne legal shift per attempt
What you can use now
The puzzles and six-turn practice run on this website. The printable kit contains reel strips, a viewing frame, rules and score sheets for a paper version. This independent prototype does not reproduce the commercial Coinstrike game.
Open the printable kitPICK AN OBJECTIVE
Six doors into the same rules.
Start anywhere. Every challenge returns to a fixed position, so a retry lets you investigate your reasoning instead of receiving a random new board.
PLAY HERE / NO ACCOUNT
Start with a real puzzle.
Choose one of the six positions, shift a column once and select a route. The checker explains whether that move meets the target. No purchase or onward visit is needed.
Prepared-position puzzle room
0 / 6 examples solvedLEFT
MIDDLE
RIGHT
Read the challenge before moving.
Inspect one legal route.
A MECHANISM YOU CAN FOLLOW
The reel is a loop,
not a mystery.
Each vertical strip repeats Cherries, Lemon, Grapes, Bell, Seven and Coin in that order. The rack reveals three consecutive symbols per column. Up advances the loop by one position; down brings the preceding symbol into view.
Spend the single movement.
Move one column once. The other strips remain fixed and available for a possible match.
Inspect the legal routes.
A row or diagonal may now satisfy the target. Choose the route you intend to count.
THE PRACTICE ROOM IS OPEN
Try an idea. Check the reason.
The puzzle room checks your selected route against a stated identity and minimum point award. Some examples permit Strike; others ask you to solve the visible board without it. A hint gives one verified solution, and retry restores the exact starting position.
These are isolated teaching turns. Solving six examples does not produce a six-round match score, and a solved marker never adds point coins to a physical collection.
Targets explainedHints availableProgress for this visit
THREE THINGS THE RESULT TELLS YOU
Separate the award from the collection.
The chosen symbols answer different questions: how many counters, which identity, and what that means at the end.
The immediate award
Three different symbols earn one point counter. A matching pair earns two, and three matching symbols earn four. A Coin match follows exactly the same values as a fruit or Bell match.
Check the award reference
The recorded identity
A pair or triple also supplies a collection stamp of the matched type. Record one stamp for the route, regardless of whether it contains two or three matching symbols.
Browse the six identities
The closing addition
At a real game’s finish, add two points per distinct collected identity. Add one more if the player kept their Strike. Counters still contribute their ordinary face count.
Use the closing tallyA QUESTION BEFORE THE WILDCARD
What would the copy improve?
Strike changes one symbol for the selected count by copying an identity already visible on that route. It never rotates a second reel or alters the physical position passed onwards.
Card available? Each physical player has one for the entire game. A puzzle tells you separately whether its example allows the card.
A useful change? Copy into a different position to make a pair or complete a triple. A natural triple already receives the highest immediate award.
FROM EXAMPLE TO TABLE
Give each seat a collection.
Set out a personal tray and Strike card for each player. Keep the shared counter supply apart, and choose a starting seat before the first full round.
Arrange the physical opening
LET THE EXPLANATION TRAVEL
Ask for the route, not just the result.
Invite a player to name the shifted column and selected three symbols. The explanation makes a successful turn repeatable and helps a new player notice the same relationship later.
Run a small group sessionQuestions from the workshop.
Must I solve the challenges in numerical order?
Choose any numbered example from the launcher or puzzle-room tabs. Switching examples resets the attempt you are inspecting, while solved markers remain visible until the page is reloaded.
Is the hint the only correct answer?
A hint describes one checked solution. Other legal choices can also pass if they reach the displayed identity and minimum award. The checker evaluates your result rather than requiring the hinted sequence.
Why are some Strike buttons unavailable?
The challenge may exclude the card, you may not have shifted a reel yet, or the selected route may already be a natural triple. The objective panel and result text explain the current situation.
Can the game be played without the puzzles?
The written guides describe a separate complete physical game for two to four players: six turns each, personal collections, one Strike per player and a final count. Prepared examples are an optional teaching tool.
Are these counters a stake or a prize?
No money enters the rules. The counters measure tabletop points, and the website has no deposits, paid spins or cash rewards. The imagery develops a coin-and-reel theme for a manually operated game concept.
What is retained when I leave?
Puzzle attempts and solved markers are temporary page state. Choosing to remember the notice stores only that preference in this browser. The privacy and browser-storage pages describe the limited data handling.