A FIELD GUIDE TO THE CRAZYGAMES BUILD

Level 2: the plate becomes a robot

The first thing level 2 changes is not the rules, it is the object. What was three lobes is now a figure with red cores, orange plates and purple feet.

Level 2: a figure built from blue hexagons with red cores, orange squares, green diamonds and purple plates, bolted together, with a green container and a yellow container above it. — **What this shows** how much the plate itself changes between levels, while the HUD keeps the same two-container shape. **Captured** 2026-11-07 **Client** web build 2026-11-07 Plate 7

What changed from level 1

The HUD is recognisably the same: a Level 2 chip, two containers with three slots each, four brown spare holes, the green play button, the tool tray. What changed is everything below it.

The plate is a figure, not a blob. Two blue hexagons with red cores form shoulders; orange squares with a green core form the torso; diamonds hang off both sides; purple plates form the feet.
The containers are a different pair. Level 1 opened with yellow and red; level 2 opens with green and yellow. The colour pair is a property of the level, not a fixed global pair.
There is a new marker under the green container: a small purple-and-blue pill that level 1 did not show. We do not know what it counts.

What stayed the same

Three slots per container.
Four spare holes under them.
One click per screw, into the matching container.
The progress bar inside the level chip.

That sameness is the useful part: a player who finished level 1 already knows the verb, and the new board is only a harder arrangement of the same question - which colour do I free first.

Reading the plate

Screws of at least five colours sit on this figure (yellow, red, green, blue, purple), and only two containers are live. That means most of the board is waiting, and the opening moves have to pick the screws that feed the green and yellow containers without wasting spare holes on the rest.

One screw on the left green diamond carries a pale ring around it, which level 1 screws did not. We have not confirmed whether the ring means "free to take" or something else; it is listed below rather than described as a rule.

Not tested

What the purple-and-blue pill under the green container counts.
What the pale ring around one screw means.
Which containers arrive in the second wave of this level.
How many screws of each colour the figure carries.
Whether the spare holes are still four in later waves.
What level 2 pays on completion.

Last checked against the client: 2026-11-07 · client web build 2026-11-07