What Pages and Sections Are Available on The Boolean Game Website?

The Boolean Game at boolean.method.ac is a single-page practice tool for vector boolean operations, and its interface is organized into a small set of named sections rather than a multi-page site. Based on the site's own interface text, you can reach the game stages, game settings, game stats, tutorials, a sponsorship section, acknowledgements, and a privacy policy, plus a "Buy me a coffee" link tied to Method of Action.

The main game area

The core of the site is the playable stage itself. The interface exposes the four boolean operations you practice:

• union
• subtract
• intersect
• difference

Alongside the stage, the controls include Start Over, Undo, Play again, Share stage, and Continue. These are the actions you use while working through a puzzle rather than separate pages.

Stages

Stages is the section that organizes the puzzles you move through. If you want to progress through the game's content rather than replay a single shape problem, this is the entry point. The site also offers Share stage, which lets you pass a specific stage to someone else.

Game settings

Game settings collects the adjustable options. The visible settings include:

Animation speed is presented as a slider-like range from slower to faster, so you can slow down a boolean operation to watch how the shapes combine.

Game data and reset options

Two related controls deal with your saved progress:

• Game data — the area for your stored play information.
• Reset to factory settings — described as erasing all data "as if you had never played the game."

If you want a clean slate, the reset option is the one that clears everything; Start Over is a stage-level action, not a full data wipe.

Game Stats

Game Stats is the section for viewing your performance data. It sits alongside the settings and stage controls as one of the site's named panels.

Tutorials

Tutorials is both a section and a toggle in Game settings ("tutorials on"). The site's stated purpose is teaching boolean operations in Adobe Illustrator, Sketch, Figma, and other vector editors, so the tutorial content is the instructional layer that supports the puzzles.

Sponsor a Stage and Acknowledgements

• Sponsor a Stage — a section for supporting a specific stage.
• Acknowledgements — credits for the people or resources behind the game.

Privacy Policy and external link

• Privacy Policy — the site's privacy page.
• Buy me a coffee — an external support link associated with Method of Action, the studio behind the game.

How to move between sections

The interface presents these as labels and buttons on the same screen rather than as a navigation bar of separate URLs. In practice: open the site, use Stages to pick a puzzle, adjust behavior through Game settings, check progress in Game Stats, and read Tutorials when you need the underlying method. Use Reset to factory settings only when you actually want to erase all saved data, since it is described as irreversible in effect.