THREAD & TORQUE / THE BOLT WORKSHOP
Move nuts between workshop posts, paying attention to color, size and the direction of each thread.
THE OFFICIAL GAME
Job 1 starts with four medium posts and an empty destination. Select a top nut, then choose its post.
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CHECK THE THREE MATCHES
Click a top nut, then click the destination post. In Job 1, moving the first post’s green top nut to the empty third post changed Moves from 0 to 1.
Use portrait Full screen. Tap the first post’s green top nut, then the empty third post. Both actual touch taps completed that opening transfer and raised Moves to 1.
The native menu lists H for hint, W for wrench, U for undo and P for pause. Those shortcuts and tool behavior were not tested; the accepted transfer used click and touch.
INSPECT THE DESTINATION FIRST
The first board leaves its third post empty. Moving a green top nut there reveals the color beneath it and creates a separate green stack. Check both the newly exposed nut and the destination’s markings before making another move.
MORE THAN A COLOR SORT
The opening medium-post labels and thread arrows sit below the hardware. The native instructions distinguish right-hand and reverse threads and list symbol assist. This review confirmed one ordinary transfer on each input profile; a complete job, reverse-thread action, washers, rust, accessibility and saves remain unverified.
The native instructions also require size and thread direction to match the destination. Check the S/M/L and arrow markings, not just the color.
One green nut moved from the first post to the empty third post, with Moves changing from 0 to 1 on desktop and portrait touch.
No. The opening transfer used ordinary selection and placement. Daily rewards, shop purchases and video tool offers were not selected.
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