Game block · Match
Matching, rebuilt as an evidence board. Pinned cards, real sagging yarn, wrong throws that snap with a wobble. When the board is solved, it hands over the tangle report: exactly which pairs got confused, kept on this page and nowhere else — with one tap to replay them, or duel them head to head.
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Five real owls: tie each photograph to its name.
Photographs: no rights reserved · Nigel Voaden, some rights reserved (CC BY) · Morten Ross, some rights reserved (CC BY) · Matt Felperin, some rights reserved (CC BY) · Holger Braun, some rights reserved (CC BY)
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Columns let students match by elimination — the last pair solves itself. A scattered board makes every throw a decision, the yarn makes each decision physical, and the tangle report turns wrong answers into the lesson plan: the game tells the student what to study. Classic two-column matching is still one toggle away in the editor; the board is a way of seeing the same pairs.
The board, the yarn physics, the deterministic scatter, and the confusion tally are being cut into their own open-source library — this page is its live demo.