MasterMindy20190923

Set colored pawns to break a hidden code in MasterMindy, a turn-based game modeled on Mastermind. The app gives only limited clues: a black hint marks a correctly positioned pawn without identifying which one, while a white hint indicates a correct pawn in the wrong position. You can play by yourself or challenge friends, then adjust the difficulty to change how demanding the secret code is.

MasterMindy lets you choose how many pawn fields appear and which colors are available. A difficulty option controls whether duplicate colors may occur in the secret, and optional collision-sensitive hints can appear at the start of a game. Saved games let you resume a puzzle later, while configurable time and turn limits add extra constraints. Long-pressing a pawn enables drag-and-drop placement, and a setting can keep the screen awake while you consider a move.

The layout scales when switching orientation on phones and tablets, and uniquely named pawns provide clearer choices for color-blind players. The interface is translated into Spanish, Portuguese, German, French, Polish, and Dutch.