- đļKid
- đšī¸Io
- đ§Girl
- âŊBall
- đī¸Racing
- đŦ2 Player
- đĄPuzzle
- đAction
- đĻBoy
- đ´Animal
- đDress Up
- đ§ Brain
- đEscape
- đĢShooting
- đšī¸Mahjong
- đšī¸3D
- đ¤¤1 Player
- đAdventure
- đšī¸Casual
- đšī¸Multiplayer
- đŖCute
- đFun
- đģCartoon
- đšī¸Kitten
- đMatching
- đšī¸Simulation
- đ§ŠJigsaw
- đļBaby
- đ¸Princess
- đšī¸Music
- đFashion
- đFunny
- đšī¸Bubble
- đšī¸Card
- đšī¸Geometry
- đšī¸Digital Circus
- đšī¸Rhythm
- đArcade
- đšī¸Html5
- đšī¸Mobile
- đšī¸No Blood
- đšī¸No Cruelty
- đšī¸2D
- đCar
- đļKids Friendly
- đšī¸Hypercasual
- đšī¸Skill
- đšī¸Game
- đšī¸Jumping
- đšī¸Jump
- đšī¸Unity3d
- đšī¸WebGL
- đCars
- đPoint And Click
- đšī¸Android
- đšī¸Best
- đRunning
- đšī¸Html
- đšī¸Avoid
- đRun
Tangram King
Game Introduction
The Tangram King is a dissection puzzle consisting of seven flat shapes, called tans, which are put together to form shapes. The objective of the puzzle is to form a specific shape (given only an outline or silhouette) using all seven pieces, which may not overlap. It is reputed to have been invented in China during the Song Dynasty, and then carried over to Europe by trading ships in the early 19th century.
