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It's a little known fact that hand drafting Pythagorean proofs was originally used as a method of torture in Greece, reserved only for those whose crimes were affronts to mathematics themselves. Interface is a bit touchy through. 4/5, would war crime again.
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Draw two parallel lines? Sure, I'll just use the compass and the ruler, and erase everything else just leaving the lines. WRONG. Okay, what happens if I just draw on the grid lines? RIGHT!
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I knew I favorited this game for a reason. Came back to play it again after two years, managed to cut my total time all the way down to 6:59!
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This is fairly tough considering I'm only 13 and a grade behind the average 13 year old, but still. Love the game and the challenge. 5/5 and fav'd. :]
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Awesome. I couldn't get past level 2 last year, but since I started taking geometry in school most of it I can do by memory =P
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it suck it has to be to perfect like i cant finish lvl 2 i get as close to the center as possable is say im wrong 1/5
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Well.....it is kinda cool so....4/5 for this game. I bet more ppl will play it if there are badges to win. They'll just want the points I suppose.
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There's not even a challenge until level 9, and after level 11 it's virtually impossible unless you've taken high school geometry or are using a guide. 3/5 though, a good concept.
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There's more than one way to construct these shapes, why should I have to do it your way? I was also able to create right angles by lining up on the grid instead of using bisection. Try it again with plain paper and allow construction lines and I'll give it the extra star.
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Interesting idea, but to tell you truth, it isn't all that fun. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy an educational and puzzling game, but with the lack of music and overall excitement, this seems more like a school lesson than a game on Kongregate. 3/5
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I have the same problem as sberanek. Using FF 3.07 and Flash Player 9. Game keeps flashing between instructions and a next button that cannot be clicked. Also tried in an IE tab with the same results.
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Nvm, I beat it by making 4 circles who all meet in the middle, then connecting the outsides of those in one big square. Then, connect the corners of that square diagonally, then erase the circles and 2 of the middle squares. Not sure if that made sense, but I don't care...I beat it.
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Excellent game. For those who are complaining about being able to measure distance: There is absolutely no need to measure the length of any segment. All of these puzzles can be solved with simply the compass and the straightedge. If you get stuck, Google is your friend.
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Concept is there, precision isn't. You can do all of the correct math, but you have to guess when a line is on the grid or not. Needs better snap-to.
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Brilliant. Christiger - wrong. Draw two lines - doesn't matter if right angles or not. Draw circle at the intersection. Now join where the lines cross the circle with a chord. Hey presto - isoceles.
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Finally! A puzzle that's not another escape, quiz or maze. Kudos for thinking outside the box. ...even if Euclid's theorum (level 11) stumps me
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want to love it, way too finicky. isoceles triangle = two equal sides and equal opposing angles. without any sort of display of the angles or distances we're drawing, its' based on luck getting it right. shouldn't be frustrating to draw an isoceles triangle. 2/5.
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Cool! :) Get's a little tedious though. Would be nice if you somehow could use previous constructions, i.e. if you have contructed a right angle you get a new tool 'right angle drawer'. Hey, imagine you could choose the order in which you do the constructions. For construction C you need the skill aquired in construction A and B, so you have to do this first. But maybe you could also use D for C? You could limit the clicks for each construction so that you really HAVE to use shortcuts you obtain by solving other constructions. Sort of a geometry RPG. :D
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finished the game!
i liked it but it got too confusing at some point... maybe it should be an option to keep the intersection points and just delete the auxiliary lines or circles as you progress. Maybe a bigger paper and no squares could help too. And more exercises please!