Overview
omino plays with polyominoes in layouts that reward foresight and neat placement. Pieces share edges, fill wells, and create satisfying flush lines when you plan around constraints rather than forcing shapes. The board favors setting anchor flats first—long edges that define corridors—then fitting curves and tabs into the remaining pockets. The trick is to avoid blocking future flats by overfilling early; keep a relief space available and rotate minimally so the piece logic stays readable. The palette is calm, and the puzzle feels fair: misplacements teach better anchor selection, not just penalties. Finishing a board feels like composing a tidy mosaic where each shape belonged because you respected the geometry.