Immaculate Grid is a puzzle game featuring guessing gameplay, just like some famous titles, such as wordle, Word Wipe, or Crossword. However, this version won't be related to word puzzles. In particular, the game is a real challenge for puzzle game lovers who are also big fans of baseball.
You will have to figure out secret players via the given information related to those players, such as the professional teams they have played for or the remarkable achievements in their careers. There are 9 secret players, equivalent to 9 available guesses, waiting for you to precisely figure them all out in the game.
Note that the game won't tell you exactly which is the correct answer in each challenge. But, it will highlight the players who are the most common choices of puzzle solvers like you and consider them as the solution. That’s the fun part of this game, as no one knows the answer in advance!
The Immaculate Grid game appears with a 3x3 grid, surrounded by images or information like the baseball team logos or record of a random player. Your mission is to find a player that matches the information on both the vertical and horizontal lines.
For instance, the player in the first corner on the left of the first row must be suitable with both the statistics of the information above and on the left of the row. So, briefly, a proper guess must match the information displayed on the row and the column in which it is located.
To make your guess, click or tap the blank spot, and then a board of players' names will show up. You can type the potential player's name or scroll down to find it. Press Enter to submit your guess. Despite not showing the correct answer, the Immaculate Grid game still indicates wrong guesses that don't match any of the given information.
Honestly, even when you are a professional puzzle player and an expert in baseball, it is nearly impossible for you to recognize all the players in the game just by the given figures.
For this reason, you can opt for some of the following tricks when you find the puzzles too complicated to enjoy:
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