Matrix Cluck

Matrix Cluck is a timed picture arrangement game built around clear visual tasks and progressive board layouts. **Matrix Cluck** presents a picture divided into movable parts. Each part belongs to a 2×2 or 3×3 arrangement, and the objective is to place every part in the correct position and orientation until the complete picture is restored. The game contains 10 rounds with a defined progression: • Rounds 1–5 use a 2×2 layout as the starting level. • Rounds 6–10 use a 3×3 layout for a more challenging arrangement. • Each round presents a new picture. • The order of pictures is random. • The initial rotation of the individual parts is random. During a round, the player rearranges the picture parts until the image is correctly assembled. When the correct arrangement is completed, a green frame appears around the picture for 1 second. The next round then starts automatically, keeping the sequence continuous. **Matrix Cluck** tracks the time spent completing the rounds. The final result is based on the total time required to finish all 10 rounds, from the beginning of the sequence through the final completed picture. After the tenth round, the final screen displays “Done” and shows the total completion time for all 10 rounds. **Matrix Cluck** also includes record keeping for completion results. A result is saved to the records when its recorded value is greater than 0, allowing completed sessions to be retained as part of the game's timing system. The core structure is simple: observe the current picture, arrange its parts, complete the image, and continue to the next round. The first five rounds use the smaller 2×2 layout, while the final five introduce the 3×3 layout. **Matrix Cluck** is focused on picture assembly, randomized starting arrangements, round progression, and time tracking.