Tetragram

Fri, 31 Mar 2023 16:52:44 UTC

Tetris meets nonogram. Fill the rectangle with tetrominoes.

Arrows - Move

Z - Place/Remove color.

X - Change color.

Q - Restart level.

Z+X - Quit level.

Tips:

There are a number of logical "tricks" you can use to deduce some placings. For example, when a yellow is near a wall or occupied space, that means the position on the opposing side will always be occupied by yellow. There are a number of similar deductions you can do for each and every piece.
In the early levels the initial color always give you at least one other space and that in turn another and another...
A general strategy for when nothing seems to follow logically is to try placing a full piece and see if that causes a 'contradiction'. Something like: If I fill red this way that means a full orange piece would have to go on that hole, but there's an orange single on the other side, so red have to be filled in some other way.
Monominoes can only ever be on spaces of the same "checkerboard color".

Credits

and used @bikibird's Denote to convert it.

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