Find the Pattern and Arrange the Picture

The game consists of two stages. First, the player searches the board for repeating sets of three images – so-called "patterns\". The number of groups to be marked during each turn depends on the selected size of the game board. The lowest level of difficulty is on a 4x4 tile board. As the number of tiles increases, so does the difficulty of the game. With 8x8 tiles, the game can be quite challenging. But of course, not so much that it cannot be completed. There is no time limit, so there is no stress involved. Each player simply plays at their own pace. At the end of each turn, the player receives one piece of the picture. After collecting all the pieces, they move on to the second phase: putting together the complete picture.

The puzzle is intuitive – when you move a piece, its target location is highlighted in colour, making it easier to fit.

Therapeutic uses:

• Perceptiveness: looking for repeating patterns.
• Concentration: maintaining focus on the task for several rounds.
• Visual memory: memorising layouts and recognising sequences.
• Hand-eye coordination: clicking and dragging elements.
• Motivation and satisfaction: completing two stages and seeing the end result gives a sense of achievement.

The game is intended for everyone, especially children, older people, and people with mild or moderate cognitive difficulties.