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Capybas
What is Capybas?
Capybas is a daily logic puzzle played on a 7x7 grid. The goal is to place capybaras so that exactly one appears in each row, column, and colored region, without any two touching. It blends Sudoku-style placement with Minesweeper-like deduction.
How to play Capybas
You are presented with a 7x7 grid divided into colored regions. Place capybaras on the grid while following three rules: one per row, one per column, and one per color region. Additionally, capybaras cannot touch each other, which requires careful deduction to solve the puzzle.
Tips & strategy
- Start by identifying small or oddly shaped regions, as they often constrain placement heavily.
- Use the 'cannot touch' rule to eliminate adjacent cells once you place a capybara.
- Track which rows and columns already have a capybara to narrow down remaining options.
- Look for rows or columns with only a few available cells left, especially after applying the no-touch rule.
- You have a limited number of lives (3), so double-check your logic before committing.
Frequently asked questions
Is Capybas free to play?
Yes, the game appears to be free to play on the DailyJig website.
How often does the puzzle update?
It is a daily puzzle; a new Capybas becomes available each day, with a timer counting down to the next one.
What happens if I make a mistake?
You have 3 lives. Placing a wrong capybara will cost a life, and the game ends if you run out.
Is there an app for Capybas?
The game is played directly in the web browser at dailyjig.com, and no separate app is mentioned.
What does the streak mean?
The site tracks your streak, which likely counts the number of consecutive days you have completed the puzzle.
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