Mothcomb
Mothcomb is a portrait-first path-reversal match game set inside six automatic entomology cabinets. The player picks up a visible silver comb, threads it through a non-repeating orthogonal path of enamel insect emblems and releases it to set the whole procession down in reverse order. Matches, gravity and cascades are consequences of that physical reversal rather than a conventional one-gem swap.
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