Studworks: Brick Machines Live

A dispenser releases bricks. Your job is to build a mechanism so every brick reaches its box. A brick with no conveyor beneath it falls, two bricks in one cell shatter, and a box accepts only its own colour. You have six parts. The conveyor carries a brick towards its arrows. Paint recolours everything that passes. The splitter sends bricks left and right in turn. The filter lets its own colour pass straight and turns the others. The bridge lets two streams cross. The delay holds a brick for one tick — and keeps streams from colliding. From these simple rules grow real engineering puzzles: sorting mixed streams, sharing one road between two dispensers, crossings with rhythm, merging without collisions, and levels where the same brick has to be painted twice. What's inside: • A seven-level tutorial — every part appears exactly when you need it. • Endless mode with procedurally generated levels, three difficulties, and no two neighbouring levels built on the same idea. • A daily challenge — one board for every player in the world. • Level codes: five characters fully define a board. Share a code and a friend gets the same level. • Stars for economy: three if you fit within par, and a secret fourth if your solution beats the built-in solver. • Animated hints for every part and a tick-by-tick step mode. • Procedural sound effects and calm generative music that is a little different every time. • English and Ukrainian. No ads, no purchases, no internet required. Just a puzzle.