Overview
swipe-cubes turns grid sliding into a clean flow exercise where economy of movement beats brute swiping. You move blocks along axes to align patterns or clear routes, and success depends on seeing how one move sets the next two. The best solves stage small shifts that unlock lines rather than chase big slides that create new clutter. Corners and edges act like rails; ride them to keep blocks aligned and prevent drift. When choices crowd, reset by tracing a short alignment along a clean axis, then proceed. The cadence is simple and relaxing: stage, slide, align, clear. When a run stalls, a single small corrective slide often reopens the whole grid. Finishing feels like watching order emerge because you respected movement’s grammar.