Blueprint Word: Classroom

Blueprint Word: Classroom is a puzzle game where you assemble words and sentences from letters or symbols controlled by mechanisms. You pick up the right characters, place them in cells and work around changing conditions without being misled by the puzzle. The game has over 120 levels across four categories, with 30 levels in each. Later levels can combine mechanisms from earlier categories.

Solve the puzzles

The game offers two difficulty levels: one for beginners that requires less effort, and another for players familiar with Blueprint Word. If you get stuck, you can skip a level and return to it later. You can also rewind the mechanisms by several moves after making a mistake.

Mechanisms

The first category uses the original gear mechanism, while the other three introduce new types:

• Valve: rotate the nearby cells clockwise or counterclockwise. Cells are not permanently assigned to gears before activation, so a cell beside one gear can also take part in another gear’s rotation.
• Rotator: move nearby cells linearly rather than in a circle, in a way compared to a Rubik’s Cube.
• Connector: link character cells to the target cell, letting you select characters in places the mechanisms cannot reach. The connector is not itself a mechanism you can operate.
• Replacer: change the mechanisms it intersects. The cells attached to those mechanisms move with them.