Summit Triad

Summit Triad is a daily visual logic puzzle where you fill a pyramid of ten interlocking triangles using tiles that must follow one rule: for each trait, all alike or all different.

You're given 12 tiles pulled from a random set, each with three traits: color, shape, and count. Your job is to place them into the pyramid so that every group of three tiles forming a triangle follows the rule. If all three tiles share the same color, that's valid. If all three have different colors, that's also valid. But two matching and one odd? That breaks the rule.

• 10 triangles to align across the pyramid.
• 12 tiles to work with, randomly drawn each day.
• Each tile has three traits: color, shape, and count.
• For every triangle of three tiles, each trait must be all alike or all different.
• Click a space and a tile in either order to place.
• Use Undo to pull tiles back or Reveal to get a hint (adds time penalty).
• A new pyramid drops every day.

Why we like it:

• ✅The interlocking triangles create cascading constraints that feel like solving a Rubik's Cube on a flat plane.
• ✅Random tile sets mean no two days play the same, even with identical rules.
• ✅Short enough to finish in one sitting, deep enough to make you think hard.

Hint: Start with triangles that share the most tiles with others. Solving one edge triangle might box you in later, but nailing a central one gives you anchor points that ripple outward.