PUZZLE / AN IDEA IN PROGRESS
Bubble sorting at an underwater counter.
An octopus at its underwater desk gives this sorting idea a recognisable home. Bubbles, round containers and clear divisions between objects create a playful setting in which similar shapes could still be told apart.
You can explore the cover and written concept here, but there is no running bubble board to operate. The entry remains part of the unfinished side of Fareduni’s collection.
Imagine several circular objects drifting close together. Their outlines alone would not identify them, so distinctive centres and well-separated colours become central to the visual discussion.
The proposed Bubble Bureau puzzle asks players to match bubbles by colour before a small desk becomes crowded. Fareduni’s cover places that idea in an octopus-run underwater office. Broad shapes establish the setting while smaller internal details help distinguish one rounded object from the next.
Compare two neighbouring bubbles in the picture and consider what tells them apart first: their hue, centre or surrounding space. Those observations can inform a design conversation without implying that the puzzle already runs. A countdown, matching board and final input scheme have not been released in this edition.
Keep the entry in My picks if its visual direction interests you. That selection is a local bookmark for this browser, with no email follow-up or promised launch notification. When you return wanting a game rather than a concept study, limit the main shelf to its playable entries.
