Dynamic Systems

Dynamic Systems Walkthrough

Dynamic Systems is a puzzle game inspired by Rube Goldberg Machines. This brain game features mouse-only controls, thirty stages, and gameplay that focuses on the cognitive ability of problem-solving.

The objective of Dynamic Systems is to get the steel ball into the cup. In order to accomplish this task, you will have to place a variety of objects on the stage to interact with other objects and create a chain of events that will cause the ball to end up in the cup. If the ball falls off of the screen, you will fail and have to start over. You have an unlimited number of tries on each level in this puzzle game, and your progress is automatically saved, so you can continue from where you left off the next time that you play.

Dynamic Systems uses a mouse-only control scheme. Place objects on the stage by clicking on their icon on the left side of the screen. Click and drag to move objects. You can also rotate objects in this puzzle game by clicking and dragging on an object's arrow icons. To remove an object, click the remove button on the object. When you are ready to set things in motion, click the start button at the bottom of the screen.

Dynamic Systems focuses on the cognitive ability of problem solving. You will have to improvise using the tools at your disposal to accomplish your goal in this brain game. Visual-spatial processing is also important here since a strong aptitude in this cognitive ability will help you to place objects where it is necessary to get the ball into the cup. It is sometimes a good idea to click the start button to get an idea of what will happen before placing objects, then modifying the objects that you place as necessary. This method of playing this brain game uses the heuristic of trial-and-error.

If you are a fan of puzzle games, then give Dynamic Systems a try. This brain game will exercise your problem-solving skills with its thirty challenging levels!