My Turn

My Turn is a puzzle game based on the concept of rotating overlapping circles in he correct order. The object of the game is to get all the combination asked of you from the set of circles. as each circle overlaps, it creates a small ovular wedge.
The wedges range from red to green to blue to yellow to black. the purpose of the colour of the wedges is to rotate the circles in the correct order to menouvre like-colored wedges around one circle to create a Combo.
The combos needed to complete the round are shown in the top left corner of the screen and can be made on any of the circles in the round. they do not need to be made in any specific order but the idea is to have all the allocated combos in place at once.
Once they are all set, you will proceed to the next round and gain a point. the game automatically saves and loads, making it perfectly fine to leave the game and return later to where you left off. However the game is saved between rounds. exiting midway through will not save the game.
Efficiency is the measure of how effectively you avoid squaloring moves. The fewer moves you make in relation to how many points you score, determines your efficiency. if you are competitive and want to show off, you might want to try making as few moves as possible to keep this number high
Efficiency is more and more accurate, the more rounds youve completed. The higer your Efficiency Score, The less moves you waste, the better you are doing.
The game is always fresh and new and runs on a generator that constantly creates new and unique puzzes for you to solve. each round will be completely solvable even if it takes some time. not that time matters. The purpose of playing to be able to reach a high score by completing a numerous amount of rounds.
If you are faced with a round not to your liking. (ie. will take some time) You have two choices. you can exit the game and come back to face it later, or you could exit and delete the save file. starting you from scratch if for some reason you find a round to much to handle for you.
Circles always rotate anticlockwise and the only control in th entire game is to left-click a circle. You cant possibly "messing up" a round and having to start from scratch. you can always backtrack. the game gets interesting when you have to make many combos ina small space.
Please do not rush and enjoy the game.System requirementsOS: Win XP/Vista