The Luban lock (English: Burr Puzzle), also known as Kongming lock in Chinese folklore, originates from the mortise and tenon joint structure first created in ancient Chinese architecture. It is a traditional Chinese intellectual toy, said to be invented by the carpenter Lu Ban during the Spring and Autumn period and the Warring States period, hence its name. The shapes and internal structures vary, but they are generally easy to disassemble and difficult to reassemble. The Kongming lock consists of six rectangular wooden rods with grooves inside, interlocked in a mortise-and-tenon framework arranged in three directions, with two rods fitting together in each direction.
This game fully utilizes modern computer technology to perfectly recreate the essence of ancient Chinese mortise and tenon structures, allowing players to experience the wisdom of the ancients from a brand new perspective.
Game Features:
Supports three different difficulty levels of Luban locks
Launch version includes over 20 brain-teasing puzzles, with more levels to be updated later
Supports Steam cloud saving, allowing timely recording of players' star-level challenge achievements
Allows mid-game exit while fully saving the current gameplay state, supporting gameplay recording and playback
3D realistic gameplay interface style, featuring various user-friendly icon prompts
Affordable pricing, low hardware requirements for computers, playable in 4K resolution with a 12th generation Intel integrated graphics
Five cheerful and elegant background music tracks
Suitable for games that are played using a mouse and keyboard on desktop computers, supports touch screens (such as Microsoft Surface tablets)
