Solar Grid is a binary determination puzzle based on the classic algorithmic challenge "Takuzu" (also known as Binairo). Unlike Sudoku which uses 9 variables, Solar Grid uses only two: Light and Dark.
This simplicity is deceptive. Because the constraints are tighter (you cannot simply place a number anywhere), the puzzle forces you to deduce chains of logic. "If this is a Sun, and that is a Sun, the next must be a Moon." It is pure deductive reasoning stripped of arithmetic.
Why do constraint puzzles feel so satisfying? Cognitive science suggests that the brain enjoys "closing loops." Solar Grid presents a Constraint Satisfaction Problem (CSP) where every move reduces the entropy of the system.
When you place a Moon to prevent a "triple Sun," you aren't just guessing; you are applying a strict rule set. This engages the Dorsolateral Prefrontal Cortex, the area responsible for working memory and planning. Regular engagement with CSPs improves your ability to visualize future states and consequences.
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1. The Sandwich Rule: If you see two Suns with a space between them (Sun - Empty - Sun), the middle must be a Moon to prevent a triple.
2. The Double Rule: If you see two Suns adjacent, the cells on either side must be Moons.
3. The Count: Always check row totals. If a row has 3 Suns already, fill the rest with Moons immediately. This often triggers a cascade of solutions across intersecting columns.
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Fill the grid with Suns & Moons.
1. No more than two adjacent identical symbols.
2. Equal number of Suns/Moons per row/col.
3. Tap cell to toggle: Sun -> Moon -> Empty.
Equilibrium Restored