1 2 25

1 2 25\xa9 allows you to quickly analyse which side of your brain is in charge? 1 2 25 is a new way to exercise your brain, the formation of a chain of continuous numbers will tickle parts of your brain that hardly get used. In this fiendish puzzle, you move the numbers from the outer ring onto the board in the direction of the chevrons. As you place them they must snake together vertically, horizontally or diagonally so they link in sequence from 1 2 25.

TOO MUCH INFORMATION?
1 2 25\xa9 has every piece of information you will need to solve the puzzle. Everything is in plain sight. Reorganizing the abundance of information is the real challenge. Every single number has to find its perfect location to make up the unique solution.

WATCH OUT FOR THE SNAKE!
Sequencing all 25 numbers using a growing snake will really challenge your spatial and visual thinking. Remember snakes don\u2019t like to bite their own tails. But they sure do like to coil their bodies to confuse predators.

LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION
A 5 x 5 grid with 25 numbers and only one correct location for each number. Each number has five possible locations. Finding the right one is 1 2 25\xa9 .

DIRECTION, DIRECTION, DIRECTION
Chevrons also described as fat arrows, indicate exactly where a number can be placed. Follow the direction of the chevrons as they are your best set of clues to help you solve the puzzle.

SIMPLICITY AT ITS BEST!
1 2 25\xa9 has a purge button. This is a simple and effective way to correct all your mistakes. Purge will remove all incorrectly placed numbers. One simple button makes 1 2 25\xa9 flawless to play.

COOL CONTROLS
The sliding and placing of numbers couldn\u2019t be easier. Numbers can be placed or dragged very quickly and precise. Follow the beam of light, it will show you the way.

A TRACK RECORD OF QUALITY
All the puzzles created for this game were made by Andrew Stuart, who has published puzzles in The Daily Telegraph, The Los Angeles Times, the Beijing Times and in hundreds of other newspapers.

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