SecretGames

Gameplay

SecretGames consists of several hidden modes on Timolia that are tucked away within the lobby. These modes are Chainreact, 5 Wins, and Overturn.

Chainreact is about taking over the playing field by creating chain reactions and filling honeycomb cells.

Select an arena using the compass in the Chainreact lobby.
Choose a color at the signs.
The game starts once at least two players are present.
Players take turns.
Clicking on a redstone lamp places a block of your color into the cell.
You can only fill empty cells or cells that already belong to you.
Once all lamps in a cell are active, the cell “explodes” and spreads your color to all adjacent fields.
If an adjacent cell is empty or belongs to an opponent, it is taken over by you.
If an adjacent cell already belongs to you and is only missing one lamp to be fully active, it will also be filled and explode.
Chainreact!
The game ends when a player is the first to capture 25 cells or takes over all opponent fields.

You can also start a tutorial on Arena 1.

In 5-Wins, the goal is to be the first to get five blocks in a row through precise placement.

Select an arena using the compass in the Chainreact lobby.
Choose a color at the signs.
The game starts with two players.
Players take turns.
Clicking with your color on an empty spot on the glass floor places a block.
The game ends as soon as one of the two players has built a row consisting of 5 blocks.
This row can be horizontal, vertical, or diagonal.
Your row may cross the opponent’s row, but it must not be interrupted by the opponent’s blocks.

Overturn is about capturing your opponent’s blocks through tactical placement.

Select an arena using the compass in the Chainreact lobby.
Choose a color at the signs.
The game starts with two players.
Players take turns.
The first four blocks are placed in the center of the arena.
After the first four moves, every subsequent move must capture at least one opponent block.
Capturing works by enclosing opponent blocks with your own (vertically, horizontally, or diagonally).
All possible moves for the player are marked with white glass.
The player who has colored the most blocks at the end wins.