Screw Puzzle, AXIS-7 and ARMOR MEMORY.

The catalog and browser page use Screw Puzzle. The game’s main menu says AXIS-7, its level map is Mission Deck, and the board carries the operation heading ARMOR MEMORY. These are names used within the current mecha presentation. The board still contains screws, empty holes and plates; the operation heading alone does not mean you have opened a different type of game.

Choose a mission, then deploy.

From the main menu, choose Enter Mission Deck. The map shows numbered missions; the lower panel names the selected mission. Use Deploy AXIS-7 to enter it. Check the level number and countdown at the top of the board before you begin.

Our browser already had mission 2 available. This observation does not establish the unlock state of a new browser profile or the total number of playable missions. Use the game’s own current map for your available choices.

A move we checked on level 2.

The board in our capture starts with two crossed plates held by four screws. One empty hole is visible above the plates.

  1. Click the screw at the upper-left end of a plate. In our check, it lifted above its hole to show that it was selected.
  2. Click the empty hole above the crossed plates. The selected screw moved into it; no dragging was needed.
  3. Watch the plate after the move. Its left end swung down while its other screw remained in place. Moving a screw changes the support of a plate, rather than simply removing an icon.
After the checked move: a screw occupies the upper hole and one of the crossed plates has rotated around its remaining screw.
Actual capture after the move. Compare the occupied upper hole and the rotated plate with the starting board above.

This is a control example, not a complete level solution. A useful question before the next move is: which screw will still hold this plate, and where will a free hole remain?

Look at the support before moving.

Check both the destination hole and the plate you are about to release. A hole that looks open before a move may become covered as a plate changes angle. Let the movement settle before choosing your next screw, so the board you are planning from matches what is actually on screen.

The top-left pause icon opened a pause panel during our check. We did not test power-ups or reward delivery. Some controls at the bottom of our level were labelled with later level requirements; their appearance is not a promise that they are already available.

For browser-level issues, use our loading guide or controls guide. Before clearing site data or changing how you open the game, read how browser saves work. We have not verified this game’s save persistence.

What we checked.

On 24 October 2026 we opened the current source game, entered Mission Deck, deployed the available level 2, selected a screw, moved it into an empty hole, observed a plate rotate, and opened pause. The unedited captures on this page come from that browser interface.

This is a desktop in-app-browser check at 907 × 828. We have not completed the level, reviewed every mission, tested a physical touchscreen, or verified saves, purchases or rewards. The catalog wrapper’s source address was checked separately against its production registration. If your screen differs, include the game link, level and a description in a game-specific issue report.

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