Puzzled Keiki-a puzzle game for iPhone and iPod Touch

[dammapam]

THANK YOU!!!! The picture showed all 5 stacks touching and that is what I thought I had to have....... AAAaaRRRRRrrrrrrGGgggggg!!!!

[Minajin]

I love this game :)

It's a good way to pass the time.

[puzzledkeiki]

@mirage8egarim This one doesn't actually need math skills since the puzzle shows the sum of all the rock weights along each straight line and allowing users not to make the additions in their mind. I would rather give a hint: all the 20lb rocks have to be on the edges and the middle square should be 5lb rock. Good luck.

[theTAT3R]

I guess I'm the only one stuck on the chains huh lol

[puzzledkeiki]

@theTAT3R disconnect all the rings of only one of the original pieces and then use them to join the rest 4 pieces.

[puzzledkeiki]

@mirage8egarim 11=>7; 14=>6; 12=>4

[Saphiartigerbabe]

@Soren106 THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Soren106]

The wooden bridge is very difficult! I solved it with some luck. If you want to know how, read this. ------- !!!! Spoiler ahead !!!! ------- ——————————————— Number the parts from 1 till 10 Place 7 on 10 Place 4 on 8 Place 6 on 2 Place 1 on 3 Place 5 on 9 That's all ———————————————

[kel1981]

@Soren106 Hey thanks, I could have done that myself, I thought the logs had to be all bunched up together like it shows in 2 rows of 5.

[aviral1967]

@Soren106

That was the only one i did not solve. thanks!!!

[kel1981]

Solution to the log bridge? It's driving me fucking insane!

[Cyddra]

This is the only hard puzzle, and i can´t handle it.... :(

[slaughterWitlaughter]

I need help with the wooden bridge it's so freaking hard!

[jrimz001]

Doesnt evan help we need answers! Duh

[puzzledkeiki]

@jrimz001 Sorry if this video didn't have any answers to the puzzles, but this video was meant to be a promotional trailer.

[puzzledkeiki]

@slaughterWitlaughter @Cyddra @kel1981

We can't reveal the entire solution, but would rather give a help with the first move in one of the possible solutions: Move 4th log (either from left or right) on top of a first one.