HueMatrix

This interactive tile-sorting simulation challenges you to identify and match identical symbols displayed on a grid of cards. Tap any card to move it into one of seven containment slots at the bottom of the screen. When three cards bearing the same symbol occupy the slots, they are automatically cleared. Your objective is to remove every card from the grid before the slots fill up completely. If all seven positions become occupied without forming a valid triple, the round ends in failure and you must start over. Three distinct challenge tiers are available. The introductory tier presents twelve cards across four symbol varieties, offering a gentle learning curve for newcomers. The standard tier raises the stakes with twenty-one cards and seven symbol types, requiring sharper observation and more deliberate sequencing. The advanced tier pushes the limit to thirty cards spread across ten symbol categories, demanding rapid pattern recognition and careful slot management from seasoned players. A built-in timer tracks how long each round takes, while a move counter records every card selection you make. Consecutive successful clearances build a streak counter that rewards consistent pattern identification. All session data is saved automatically, allowing you to review detailed logs of past rounds including elapsed time, total moves, cards cleared, and outcome. Filter your history to view only successful completions or failed attempts. A comprehensive badge system recognizes milestones such as completing your first round, achieving multiple wins, finishing under strict time thresholds, building long match streaks, and reaching cumulative card-clearance totals. A progress tracker shows how many badges you have earned out of the full collection. The interface features a dark, science-themed visual design with smooth animations, glowing accents, and pulsing elements that respond to your interactions. Each symbol type is color-coded for quick visual distinction. Cards animate into view with spring physics, and transitions between screens use layered fade and slide effects. An information section within the application explains all rules, difficulty options, the badge system, session logging, and strategic advice for improving your performance over time.