Robot-arm puzzle
GRIFF
“Program the arms. Press start. Watch them work.”
Stores hand out coloured tiles, outputs want particular stacks. You set up robot arms and give each one a short program of command keys. Then you press start: all arms work at once, tick by tick, repeating their programs over and over.
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Screenshots from the current version of GRIFF
Video
GRIFF in motion
How it works
Set up, program, start
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Set up the arms
Stores hand out coloured tiles, outputs want particular stacks. In between you set up robot arms.
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Program them
Give each arm a short program of command keys: turn, grab, drop, extend, wait.
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Press start
All arms work at once, tick by tick, repeating their programs. Few commands and few ticks earn stars.
Pictures
A look inside
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Pictures from the store listing of GRIFF, taken in the current version
At a glance
GRIFF in numbers
- 10Halls
- 160Levels
- 7Commands
- 0Time pressure
- Ten halls, from First Grip to Master Hand with many arms in tight spaces.
- Seven commands: turn right, turn left, grab, drop, extend, retract and wait.
- Stacks up to three layers high, painters for the top layer, and belts in the later halls.
- Two bests per level: as few commands and as few ticks as possible.
- No luck, no time pressure: the arms only run when you press start, and exactly the same way every time.
Worlds
10 halls of 16 levels each
- First GripGrab, turn, drop
- HandoverPass it on
- StackingBottom first
- Paint ShopA new colour on top
- In StepAll in step
- ReachGrab further
- Tight SpotLittle room
- SeriesSeveral orders
- SupplyBelts bring parts
- Master HandEverything at once
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