Sorry, missed it!
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Erk, that ended quickly! I was still finding my feet and other excuses. Anyway…
I’ll take row 2 number 2
Master to place a frozen bean into my first puzzle, finishing it, and a cyan blue elbow at the bottom of my new puzzle, in the bottom left corner with the longer end along the left wall.
My final turn:
① master L into #1, square into #2.
② bean into #2
③ bean into #2, completing it, 19 points total.
Then in post-game cleanup (which isn’t affected by anything you do) I’ll take the T just recovered from my #2 and drop it into #1, giving 4 (for the card) -1 (for that piece) points and leaving me on 22 points
(chequers to show cleanup piece).
@yashima final turn.
- master
- green-2 into #1
- blue-4 L into #2 so it fits with the orange piece on the left
- orange-3 piece on the right side
- if I am seeing this right there is 1 spot left, put a yellow-1 into that
Everything should be finished?
Agreed - 7 more points leaves you on 25.
@Lordof1 to finish.
Not a lot of point of me planning this out in detail as I can’t catch up, even if I fill up 2x5 pieces in this one turn, which I can’t do! Therefore I’ll politely concede and say congratulations to @yashima ! I must say I very much like the game, although I found it much easier to grok in TTS with @RogerBW the other night. Happy to play more. Might well back on KS although I may have missed the deadline now…
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You have missed it, I’m afraid, though you can “late pledge” on gamefound.
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Thanks both of you for playing and @RogerBW for making this possible at all 
I enjoyed it and would play again but I do not think I need to own this–I may change my mind though.
What tool did you use for the graphics ?
Thanks both, and congratulations yashima!
I used good old reliable Inkscape - pretty much the tool I use for everything graphical that isn’t tweaking an individual bitmap. The great thing is, each object is functionally its own sublayer, so you can casually move things around and let them overlap without them getting corrupted. In this case pretty much everything is a rectangle, so it’s all very easy.
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l love Inkscape. I don’t use it enough to very good with it but still one of my favorite graphics programs. I admit now that I have Photoshop in my subscription (b/c Lightroom) I do prefer that one over gimp… but Inkscape is great for all kinds of icons, graphics etc.!
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