Work from an edge
An edge gear affects fewer neighbors, so it is easier to predict. Use it to settle the outside before correcting the center.
AYE.GG / CLOCKWORK LOGIC
Turn one dial. Move its neighbors. Align the whole machine across fifty levels.
Tap ↶ or ↷ beside a gear. Its immediate neighbors rotate the opposite way. From level 36, a turn also reaches the second neighbors. Keyboard: ↑ ↓ select a gear; ← → rotate it. Align every purple star notch at the top.
An edge gear affects fewer neighbors, so it is easier to predict. Use it to settle the outside before correcting the center.
Two adjacent turns can cancel part of each other. Look for the gear that both moves have in common, then compare what remains.
The final fifteen levels reach two places away. A second-neighbor gear follows your turn direction while the nearest gear moves against it.
The campaign grows from four to eight gears, from six to ten positions per dial, and adds longer couplings. Every opening state is created from the aligned machine and ships with a replay-tested solution; any valid alignment wins.
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