Puzzle Game Screw Bolts Puzzle

Screw Bolts Puzzle is built around removal order, plate movement under gravity, and a limited set of spare holes. Wooden or metal plates are held by several bolts. After removing one, the bolt must occupy an available hole, while a plate that loses enough support rotates or falls. That movement can reveal the next connection, but it can also cover a hole or bolt that is still needed. Begin by identifying supports shared by several layers, plates that need only one more release, and the direction in which each loose piece is likely to move. A bolt being clickable does not make it the correct first choice. If it consumes the only transfer hole, the critical support needed next may have nowhere to go. Preserve at least one working position and picture the board after gravity acts, not only at the instant of the click. Prefer an outer plate that can fall completely away without covering another connection, then use the newly exposed space to approach inner layers. When only one spare hole remains, remove a bolt only if that action will immediately release a plate or return another position to use. Otherwise, search for a sequence that creates space first. Once a plate starts to rotate, pause and read the structure again. Continuing the original plan without accounting for its new angle is a common way to hide a useful hole. If a critical bolt is covered by a plank, inspect the supports on the opposite side and determine whether releasing one will let gravity swing the obstruction away. Do not dismantle a stable completed area at random. A deadlock is usually created before the final unavailable move. Trace backward to the first transfer that occupied a hole without releasing a plate, exposing a key point, or enabling the next step. That move probably belongs later in the sequence. On complex boards, divide the structure into layers and finish one removable section while keeping the central transfer position available. Every useful removal should accomplish at least one concrete purpose: drop a plate, reveal a hidden connection, or preserve enough room for the following bolt. Applying that check prevents legal but unproductive clicks and turns the tangled structure into a controlled order of releases until all target plates have fallen.