Surgical puzzle · one straight line

DEVOUR

Cut out what has gone wrong before it reaches the heart.

Draw one straight line. The half holding the core stays.

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Layer kinds: 5each a different constraint
Tables: 4plus a training table
Daily case: 1same seed for everyone

How it plays

One line, and the decision is already made.

Draw a straight line and the organ is cut in two along it
The half holding the core stays; the other half and its lesions are discarded
Healthy tissue you cut away adds up as loss. Fill the loss bar and you die
Lesions crawl toward the core and keep growing. If one reaches the core, you die
What you cut off slowly grows back. The dashed line is the original outline

Half a lesion does not count as cleared. One cut through two lesions beats two separate cuts.

A pale blade line drawn across the organ, clear of every vessel. — **The blade is clear**The line stays pale. Release, and the cut lands.

A blade line crossing a vessel, drawn in red because the cut is refused. — **The blade is on a vessel**The line turns red. Releasing does nothing.

Layer kinds

Five constraints, no new controls.

Plain

Clear every lesion.

Vessels

A blade touching a bright line does not cut; the line turns red.

Multi-core

Every bright core must stay on the same side.

One cut

A single cut, and it must clear everything.

Splitting

Lesions divide in two every few seconds.

Order of the first twelve layers

1 Vessels · 2 Plain · 3 Plain · 4 Vessels · 5 Plain · 6 Multi-core · 7 Splitting · 8 Plain · 9 One cut · 10 Multi-core · 11 Vessels · 12 Splitting