Tangu

Large triangle — Seven paper pieces lie in a tray beneath an inked outline, and the task is to fill the outline exactly: no gaps, no overlaps, nothing sticking out. Drag one onto the sheet and its corners snap neatly into place. Second large piece — Tap a piece to turn it by 45 degrees, and double-tap the parallelogram, or press Flip, to mirror it. An Inked meter shows how much of the shape is already covered. Medium triangle — Chapters hold 36 figures in six short stories: The Ink Menagerie, Figures of the Brush, River of Sails, Paper Town, Signs and Numerals and The Scholar's Desk. Clearing four in one chapter opens the following one. Small triangle — Every outline comes from a known arrangement, so each one can be solved. Three stars go to a clear with no hints inside the chapter's par time, and a hint places one piece for you. Smaller twin — The daily figure is picked from the date, sometimes mirrored, with a streak and a log of recent days. Square — The Album gathers every filled figure with its line of story and a red seal, and the Brush exam asks ten questions from 25 real facts about geometry and the history of the seven-piece puzzle. Parallelogram — Statistics count clears, stars, time at the desk, degrees turned and streaks. The game plays offline with no ads and no account, in portrait or landscape.