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Star Map Position Logic
Star Map Position Logic game artwork
Moon Cap Orla, the constellation guideA calm relationship-deduction puzzle

Star Map Position Logic

Read two sky rules, choose the only animal constellation that obeys them, and restore the night maps.

Best checks: Not yet

How to play

Read the two relationship rules.
Tap the one constellation board that fits both.
A wrong choice stays visible so you can calmly try again.
WeightPlay Original Game Guide

Star Map Position Logic

Read visible relationships between animal stars, then choose the one constellation that obeys both rules across six five-map arcs.

GameplayRelationship deduction
GenrePuzzle · Logic · Family · Animal

How to play

  1. Read the two relationship rules.
  2. Tap the one constellation board that fits both.
  3. A wrong choice stays visible so you can calmly try again.

Campaign and checkpoints

Six arcs contain five maps each, for 30 authored maps. Clearing a map unlocks the next one; checkpoints at maps 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, and 30 mark the end of each arc.

Reading a star map

Each map shows a 3×3 board, three candidate answers, and two visible relation clues. Treat above, below, left, right, and diagonal positions literally before choosing.

Results and saves

Six five-map arcs form a 30-map campaign. Progress and the best total checks are stored only in this browser when storage is available.

Practical tips

Read each relation literally: above, below, left, right, or diagonal. Each map introduces a visible rule, and the boards stay visible so every choice can be checked fairly.

FAQ

Is progress saved?
Yes, cleared maps unlock the next map and remain replayable in this browser.
How many maps are included?
There are 30 authored maps arranged as six five-map arcs.
What happens after a wrong choice?
The wrong board remains visible, and the map can be checked again without losing progress.
Is an account required?
No. Progress and best checks use this browser's local storage when available.
What clues should I read?
Compare the two visible relations, including above, below, left, right, or diagonal positions, with each candidate board.