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Easter Eggs!

April Fools’ Day trick

Puzzle Classic randomly chooses each game’s solvability on 1st April each year.

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In portrait orientation, displays this list of Easter Eggs. The sequence is derived from “EEgg”, written upside down, if that helps you to remember it.

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In portrait orientation, displays a popup menu where you can choose whether games are solvable or not.

This is a fun trick to play on your friends who want to play the game and don’t know about this feature yet – you can set their game to be unsolvable when they’re not looking!

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Displays a library of the photos used by the random game. Now you can choose your favourite picture!

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Changes the game frame/background to a black plastic look (the same sequence changes it back to wood.)

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For 4x4 layouts, changes the game to a magic square configuration. A magic square is where the rows, columns and diagonals (and other groups of tiles) add up to 30.

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Provides the answer to the ultimate question.

2 4 6 … (to last even numbered tile)

Displays a menu where you can reset the game’s preferences to default settings. (To avoid accidental triggering, only games with 15 or more tiles (e.g. 4x4) will show this menu.)

1 3 5 … (to last odd numbered tile)

Displays the fireworks as shown during a high score.

For 3x3 and 4x4 layouts, pressing this sequence when the game is over will show the tile sequences used in some of the screen grabs and icons.

1 2 3 … (to last numbered tile)

Displays a hidden image.

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Your iPhone would call Jenny, except 0 can’t be pressed in this game. (Ok, that was really lame.)