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TheOddOneOut
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Inspired by a few maps played by CaptainSparklez, TheOddOneOut is a minigame where your goal is to try and guess the block, item, or entity that doesn’t belong based on properties such as colour, shape, or crafting recipe. There are 30 levels in total, but the number of fails you can get is unlimited. Can you make it to the end with as few fails as possible?

How to Play

Press the button in front of the block, item, or entity that you think does not fit with the others. If your answer is wrong, you will get a fail.

A screenshot of the message “Incorrect” after a wrong guess. The “Fails” counter in the “Stats” scoreboard shows “1”.

If your answer is right, the door to the next level will open. You will also get a message explaining why that is the correct answer.

A screenshot of the message “Correct” after a right guess. The door to the next level is open, and a chat message explains: “All the other blocks are a different color.”

You have to try your best and get as few fails as you can by the end of the game. The fewer fails you get, the better your accuracy will be.

A screenshot of the message “Thanks for playing! Completed with a 70% accuracy” after finishing all 30 levels.

If 30 levels aren’t enough for you, there is also a bonus level to play where you’ll need to use the detective skills you picked up from mobile ad games to spot the difference among three similar plates.

A screenshot of the bonus level, featuring three nearly identical plates, each containing a desert well and a cactus.

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