Three brooks, three koi. Plus-stones let two streams pass.
How Three Springs differs
- Three Springs, Three Ponds Three independent brooks share the same garden. Each spring along the top must reach its own koi pond along the bottom for the round to finish.
- Tap to Rotate Tap any cobbled tile to spin it ninety degrees. Plus-shaped cross stones are fixed in place and let two streams pass through without mixing.
- Streams Don't Mix Where two networks cross, the plus stones keep each brook's water on its own channel. A wrong rotation elsewhere can leak one stream onto another path.
- All Three Connect to Win Every spring must reach its matching pond at the same time. Plan all three routes together. Your rotation count is shown at the end.