Find the Odd One

Shape compares connections while keeping the number of lines the same. Layout compares positions of an equal number of dots. Relation compares the angle between two arrows and introduces diagonal directions in later rounds. Whole-pair rotations preserve the internal relationship. Every puzzle has exactly one answer.

There are 50 puzzles for each mode and stage, 900 in total. Fresh sets avoid recent puzzles and figure combinations where possible, without daily gating. Shape and Layout start at 4×4 and reach 5×5; Relation stays at 4×4. Compare connections, dot positions and angular relationships rather than line counts, colors or tiny pixel differences.

The real puzzle and timer appear together when you start. Pausing or leaving the window stops time and covers the puzzle. Press Resume to reveal it again. Time does not run between rounds.

A hint marks the answer once per round and adds 15 seconds; tap the marked tile to finish. Restart this round replaces only the current puzzle with a fresh one at the same stage and resets its time, errors and hint. Completed and future rounds remain unchanged.

Mode-specific personal bests compare adjusted times for fresh sets. Same-set and invited replays keep the original mode and are practice, excluded from bests. Choose a result-screen mode and Play again for six fresh puzzles. Bests are preserved separately from the latest 200 games.

Shorter adjusted times earn higher titles. The top title also requires no errors or hints. The mode-specific bands are shown below. For example, the top Relation title requires an adjusted time of 15 seconds or less with no errors or hints. Titles describe this game record.