A treasury with a plan.
Cimeravon finds its royal character in clean geometry, patient observation and things fitting together.
Every space has a place.
Gold, organised
The starting point is a palace floor rather than a reel or a scoreboard. Dark graphite, clear yellow gold and faceted stone frame a spatial puzzle. The result is meant to feel as considered as an inlay: a handful of elements, each doing a specific job.
The chambers are the challenge
A five-by-five floor holds scattered numbers. Each number belongs to one rectangular chamber with exactly that many squares. Your task is to divide the whole floor without overlaps, spare cells or a room holding two clues.
Small plans, complete ideas
Three prepared arrangements are available from the beginning. Each has at least one complete solution. There is no timer, purchase, account or locked collection. An alternative partition is accepted when it genuinely satisfies every rule.
A place for trial
Corners can be selected before a room is committed. Existing chambers can be removed, and changes can be undone. An example hint can return overlapping guesses to empty floor, so the full plan remains reachable.
Our boundaries
Cimeravon is independent royal-themed browser entertainment. It does not present a licensed commercial casino game, operate an auction or offer valuable prizes. The images depict an imagined treasury, not items available for purchase.
Take a closer look.
Browse the collection or try The Gilded Chambers. Neither needs an account.
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