Mitsy's honey jar
0 of 10 spoonfuls
Everything you need to know about Acorn Tower.
Acorn Tower is a quiet thinking game. A stack of acorns sits on the first of three posts, biggest at the bottom. Your job is to move the whole stack onto the last post. It is the Tower of Hanoi puzzle, with acorns instead of discs.
There is no clock. Start with three acorns, then try four, five or six when you feel ready.
Friendly hints for Acorn Tower
Simple answers for a calm play session
For this many acorns it is always two multiplied by itself that many times, less one. That is 7 for three acorns and 63 for six. The game shows it above the posts.
Mitsy compares your moves with that fewest number. Exactly that many gives three spoonfuls, up to one and a half times as many gives two, and anything more gives one. Ten spoonfuls fill his jar.
Yes, on this device only. Your scores and honey stay in your browser, and nothing is sent to us.
No. It runs in your browser, with no accounts.
Yes. It is the same puzzle, told with acorns: move one at a time, and never put a bigger acorn on a smaller one.
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