Tangram Q

Tangram Q is a two-player puzzle game released by SNK in 1983. The gameplay centers on recreating shapes from a set of seven geometric pieces, mirroring the traditional tangram puzzle. Players work collaboratively to arrange these tiles within a defined space, attempting to complete various silhouettes presented on screen. Despite extensive advertising preceding its release, production of Tangram Q was halted before any units were distributed, making it a unique and elusive title in SNK’s arcade catalog. The game's unusual history means few people ever experienced it during its intended lifespan. This solved-game puzzle provides a straightforward challenge for two players wanting to test their spatial reasoning skills together.