Tidy Puzzle level guide
Tidy Puzzle Level 14 Walkthrough
Sort a complete white chess set into the upper green case and the black set into the lower case, matching every pawn and back-rank piece to its silhouette.
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How to Solve Tidy Puzzle Level 14 — Full Solution
- Place all eight white pawns across the small front-row silhouettes of the upper case.
- Place all eight black pawns across the matching front row of the lower case.
- Set the white rooks in the two upper back-row corners, then place the white knights and bishops immediately inward.
- Complete the upper center with queen then king and preserve the mirrored bishop-and-knight order on the right.
- Fill the lower black back rank as rook, knight, bishop, queen, king, bishop, knight, rook.
- Inspect both 16-piece cases for an empty or mismatched silhouette; filling the final socket triggers `YOU GOT IT!!!`.
Colors in this level:
White, Black, Green
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Do not place a black piece in the upper case or a white piece in the lower case even when the silhouette shape matches.
- Do not swap the horse-headed knights with the slotted bishops beside the center pieces.
- Do not treat queen and king as interchangeable; their crown and cross tops match different center outlines.
Quick Tips for Tidy Puzzle Level 14 (spoiler-free)
- Clear the sixteen identical pawn slots before solving the distinctive back ranks.
- Anchor both corner rooks and work symmetrically inward.
- Use the crown and cross tops to keep queen and king in their separate center sockets.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Two open green felt cases are stacked vertically, each with two rows of eight piece silhouettes. White and black chessmen are mixed in a heap below and partly above the cases; the upper case accepts white and the lower case accepts black.
- Goal
- Fill each front row with eight pawns and each back row with rook, knight, bishop, queen, king, bishop, knight, rook, leaving no empty silhouette before `YOU GOT IT!!!`.
- Opening
- Separate by color, place white pawns across the upper front row and black pawns across the lower front row, then use the two corner rook silhouettes to anchor each back rank.
- Danger Zone
- Queen and king are similar tall center pieces, while rotated bishops and knights can be confused in the heap. Match the crowned queen, cross-topped king, slotted bishops, horse-headed knights, and castle rooks to their exact outlines.
- Mechanics
- Every piece is independently draggable into a color- and shape-specific socket. A case is complete only when all sixteen silhouettes contain the correct piece identity.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which color belongs in each case?
The complete white set goes in the upper case and the complete black set goes in the lower case.
What is the back-rank order?
From left to right it is rook, knight, bishop, queen, king, bishop, knight, rook.
How many pieces must be stored?
Each case takes sixteen pieces—eight pawns and eight back-rank pieces—for thirty-two total.