Level 7: a stack of triangles over a grey bubble

What changes on entry

• The container row holds red and brown, three slots each.

• There are five spare holes, the most we have seen alongside levels 2 and 4.

• The board is a stack of triangles — purple at the top, orange and violet below it, then green, yellow and red — sitting over a large grey plate that is drawn semi-transparent.

The translucent plate

• Through the grey plate you can see screws and the shape of the plates behind it. That is the clearest view the client gives of its own layering: the plate is not switched off, it is drawn at roughly half opacity, so its screws are visible but washed out.

• It is the same effect that makes some screws on levels 3, 4 and 6 look faded. On this level the whole bottom plate shows it at once, which is why we use it as the example.

Where the recording ends

• This is the last level the recorded run reached. The frame is the opening board, so anything about how level 7 actually plays is outside what we can support.

How this frame was taken

Frame f01530, the first second of level 7 in the recording: containers empty, five spare holes empty, every plate in its opening position.

Counting what is on the board

Six triangle plates are visible above the translucent one, in purple, orange, violet, green, yellow and red, plus the grey plate underneath. That is seven layers, the most we have seen, and the reason the bottom plate had to be drawn see-through: any more opacity and its screws would be invisible.

Not tested

• Anything about how this level plays: the recording stops at its opening board.
• Whether the translucent plate is unclickable until the plates above it are gone.
• The colours that replace red and brown when each container fills.
• How many levels the game has in total; we have seen seven numbers and the level list is scrollable.
• Whether the grey plate counts as one plate or several stacked at the same opacity.

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