PLAYER GUIDE · ATTRIBUTION
How to play Tango
Place suns and moons under linked rules: no three identical symbols in a row, balanced counts, and edge clues that require equality or difference.
Rules and scoring
This authorized game is hosted by its open-source project. Place suns and moons under linked rules: no three identical symbols in a row, balanced counts, and edge clues that require equality or difference. Its original scoring and round rules are shown in the game itself.
1.Read the puzzle constraints shown on the board.
2.Mark cells while following row, column and adjacency rules.
3.Complete the grid without breaking a displayed constraint.
A few useful tips
- ✦ Apply the simplest row and column constraints first.
- ✦ Use neighboring clues to rule out impossible placements.
- ✦ Recheck every constraint before making the final move.
Strategy notes
Place suns and moons under linked rules: no three identical symbols in a row, balanced counts, and edge clues that require equality or difference.
Controls: Mouse on desktop; tap cells to mark them on mobile. The embedded original provides its own round flow and scoring feedback.
Each game is provided under the MIT license by Wavde contributors. The source link is available beside the player for attribution and project details.
Frequently asked questions
How do I solve Tango?
Follow the rules displayed in the embedded puzzle and use deduction to place each symbol.
Does it support touch?
Yes. Tap a cell to use the game's board controls.
Open-source attribution
Wavde contributors · MIT. The original game runs on its project host.