| Top rating improvement of the month | |
|---|---|
| renda | 286 |
| Nazca | 264 |
| Mark Zaidelman | 257 |
| mlecousin | 241 |
| Tati505 | 228 |
| Leagues leaders | |
|---|---|
| rob | 28 |
| Freddie Hand | 28 |
| Christoph Bieler | 28 |
| Shamsutdinov | 27 |
| thinkingalaud | 27 |
The puzzle below is a current daily puzzle. This puzzle is competitive - you have to register to solve it and participate in the daily competition. To register click Login link in the top right corner.
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Author: Anurag Sahay
Divide the grid along the grid lines into connected regions – “galaxies” – with rotational symmetry. Each cell must belong to one galaxy, and each galaxy must have exactly one circle at its center of rotational symmetry.
Grid control: To draw a cut click at the cell edge or move mouse along the line holding the button. You can also connect the cells which belong to the same part with auxiliary line. More details about grid control are at the help page.