I see them in my sleep.
Patterns, Mines, One-Two-Ones, Two out of Threes, Lines connecting squares indicating that YES, there is a EXACTLY one across all these fields. The patterns have texture, sometimes they are so familiar that even the logical connections of connections have become routine. Today I found a series of wild jumps in a corner and the whole mess of entanglements fell down into a singular, solid state of free and taken space.

Tametsi is a minesweeper game of 100 Puzzles and 60 bonus puzzles. It came out in 2017, and costs 2.35€ on Steam. Its also one of the greatest games I have ever played. I am not kidding.

The puzzles of Tametsi are basicaly just Minesweeper. Find the mines, mark them with a right click, find the safe spots and left click to reveal more numbers. The numbers say how many mines are next to them. There are a few different variations of shapes the board can be made out of, although mostly its just squares or hexagons.
Oh and one more thing - these levels are all made by hand, crafted up to the smallest details



---by a mad architect who is forcing me to look at all possible futures all at once.---
There is never a point in Tametsi where you have to guess. Let me say that again - THERE IS ALWAYS EXACTLY ENOUGH INFORMATION YOU CAN SEE TO FIND OUT WHERE THE NEXT MINE IS AND IS NOT. no matter how obscure that information may be.

Tametsi teached me tricks. The most basic one I quickly had to put to constant use - marking tiles as connected by having an exact number of mines.
If the mine is on the right, it can't be on the left, and vice verca.

---Each possibility nessecitates others to be false, in order to be true. For now, the cat is both dead and alive---

In order to compress information, Tametsi boasts an innovative feature: Painting Mode! Using a wide variety of colors and brush sizes you can make your screen look like you are trying to solve the great murder of 1978! My most simple tool is a simple connecting line ---one mine here--- and if im fancy the double line ===two mines here===
And soon after, I can start to combine the lines! A shorter line that exactly matches a longer one means all those extra tiles can't be mines! A single three long right next to a double three long means one mine here, and no mine there.
When one line meets a number in part, there can be only a maximum of one mine there, but also maybe none at all Max 1

But Max 1 on a 3 means Min2 on the rest of the spaces and oh look there is another 3 right next to itandthenmin1thereandthatgivesmemax1herebecauseofthe2ANDOHMYGODTHERENEEDSTOBEATLEAST1HERETHATMEANS

Min1 & Max1 => line
Line & 2 => line
Line & 3 => double
Double & 3 => line

Uhh this line is shorter now!

What the ♥♥♥♥ am I doing here?


Recently I have been obsessed with LOGIC.
In first-order LOGIC there are TWO STATES a preposition can be in: MINE and NOT A MINE. These prepositions are interlinked/interlinked through logical connecters such as AND, OR, EXISTS, FOR ALL, TWO, THREE, LINE, DOUBLE LINE, MIN, MAX, FIFTEEN GREENS, FOUR IN COLUMN SIX


---Consider all possibilities to be in a possibility space---If either A or B or C have to be true and they all share that THERE IS A MINE ON THE OTHER ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ SIDE OF THE PUZZLE YOU ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ GENIUS TORTURE DEMON I HAVE SAT HERE FOR 20 MINUTES NOT ONE MINE TO MY NAME---Then all possibilities where there is no mine there can be discarded. The cat is dead.

Have fun!