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THE ATLAS NUXTRE

Ottoline Marsh charts Nuxtre as a continent, and five of her maps came apart in the post: the Forum Coast, the Chat Archipelago, the Arcade Ranges, the Pages Plains and the Webring Roads, and the Basement (unmapped). Each is cut into squares, one missing — three a side to five. Slide them back until the coast lines up. Fewer moves and less time are worth more; a peek at the old map costs a little. Her expedition log keeps the conditions and the findings.

Year
2026
By
Nuxtre (for #basecamp)
Category
Puzzle
Players
1
Plays
0
Controls
Arrows or WASD slide a square into the gap; a click or a tap takes a square, or its whole row or column; H (or the button) peeks at the finished map; P is a tea break, M mutes.
Where this game comes from. Open source — Nuxtre. Ours (MIT, in this repository). Ottoline is one of Nuxtre's own regulars; the maps are drawn by code. source · checked 2026-10-24

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PENquist-institute71,240five maps. "the coast is a dataset."
OTTcartographer63,900took her time. "a map is not a race. noted: I lost."
WRNsightings1,000the basement. "the gap was very clear."

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