Gravity Club
Clear four dance-floor rows with exactly six light bars: lengths 2, 2, 3, 3, 2, 3. Gravity alternates DOWN and UP after every drop. Rotate the next bar between horizontal and vertical, then tap its starting column. It enters from the opposite edge and falls as one rigid piece. A complete five-cell row disappears; the other rows compress toward the gravity that caused the clear, before gravity reverses. Existing suspended lights support incoming bars. Nothing else moves just because gravity flips. Plan both ceiling and floor cavities together: the first two bars cannot simply fill the obvious gaps. Overflow or using every bar without four clears ends the set.
About this experiment
Clear four dance-floor rows with exactly six light bars: lengths 2, 2, 3, 3, 2, 3. Gravity alternates DOWN and UP after every drop. Rotate the next bar between horizontal and vertical, then tap its starting column. It enters from the opposite edge and falls as one rigid piece. A complete five-cell row disappears; the other rows compress toward the gravity that caused the clear, before gravity reverses. Existing suspended lights support incoming bars. Nothing else moves just because gravity flips. Plan both ceiling and floor cavities together: the first two bars cannot simply fill the obvious gaps. Overflow or using every bar without four clears ends the set. Keyboard: Tab and Enter/Space operate buttons; R restarts.