Tango: The Balance Grid

About Tango: The Balance Grid: Minimalist Logic Puzzle

Tango: The Balance Grid is a minimalist logic puzzle game inspired by the popular Tango puzzles. The goal is to fill a grid with two symbols — filled circles (●) and open circles (○) — so that every row and column holds an equal number of each. The design stays clean and uncluttered, putting the focus entirely on pattern recognition and pure deductive reasoning. No guessing is involved; every solution follows from logic alone, making it a satisfying challenge for players who enjoy brain-teasing puzzles with precise rules.

How to Play Tango: The Balance Grid: Fill the Grid with Pure Logic

Each cell in the grid must be filled with either a ● or an ○. Four rules govern every valid solution:

• No more than two of the same symbol may appear consecutively in a row or column.
• Every row and every column must contain an equal number of ● and ○.
• Two cells separated by an = sign must hold the same symbol.
• Two cells separated by a × sign must hold opposite symbols.

Spotting where the = and × constraints force a particular symbol is the key to unlocking the rest of the grid. Work through the logical consequences of each placed symbol until every cell is filled.

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