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2026-10-21

Rotate Rings Levels 246-250 Added: Daily Walkthrough Log

Levels 246-250 of Rotate Rings are now live. Each new Expert board has a page with its video walkthrough and the ring summary measured from the board image.

Five new Expert boards joined the Rotate Rings guide on 21 October 2026: levels 246 through 250. The site now covers 250 levels, and each new board has its own page with the board image, the video walkthrough and the ring summary measured from that image.

All five sit in the 241-280 range. The table below takes you straight to the board you are working on.

The five new boards

LevelTierRings measuredClosed ringsGuideVideo
Level 246Expert41Open the guideWatch
Level 247Expert121Open the guideWatch
Level 248Expert234Open the guideWatch
Level 249Expert90Open the guideWatch
Level 250Expert10Open the guideWatch

The ring counts, closed-ring counts and colour shares below are measured from the board images. Where a measurement looks unusual, the measured value is reported as-is rather than adjusted by hand.

Level 246

Four measured rings, one of them closed. Orange is the largest colour group at just over 13% of the board, with purple and red close behind. It is the lightest board of the batch by ink coverage at 8.8%.

Open the Level 246 page or watch the walkthrough.

Level 247

Twelve rings with a single closed anchor. Purple and orange lead the colour breakdown at 16.6% and 15.6%, so the board reads as two large groups circling one fixed point. Ink coverage is 24.3%, one of the denser boards of the day.

Open the Level 247 page or watch the walkthrough.

Level 248

Twenty-three measured rings with four closed anchors — the densest and most anchored board in this batch. Orange takes 19.3% of the board, nearly a fifth, and light blue is the next largest at 10.2%.

Open the Level 248 page or watch the walkthrough.

Level 249

Nine rings and no closed anchor, so the whole board stays free to rotate. Purple (14.9%) and orange (12.1%) are the largest groups, with light green and red almost tied behind them.

Open the Level 249 page or watch the walkthrough.

Level 250

The measurement returns a single ring and no closed anchor, with 5.3% ink coverage — the sparsest reading in this batch. Purple and red are the two largest colour shares. Because the ring count is so far below the rest of the batch, treat the measured summary as a starting point and confirm the layout on the board image and in the video.

Open the Level 250 page or watch the walkthrough.

Why these pages do not list a turn order

The ring count and closed-ring count are measured from each board image. Clamp ownership — which ring holds the piece that has to turn — is a separate judgement made by hand, and only a small set of hand-verified boards carry a written turn order.

Levels 246-250 are not in that verified set. Their pages therefore give you the board, the video and the measured summary without inventing an order that was not checked. Watch the opening moves in the video, then finish the board yourself; that usually sticks better than copying a full run.

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Focss Games — Founder & Editorial Team

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Focss Games · Founder & Editorial Team

Focss Games is the small editorial team that builds and maintains Rotate Rings Guide. We index the walkthrough video for every level we list, from the two-ring tutorial to the 230th Expert board, and we write our own guides for the boards readers ask about most — measuring the ring positions, gap angles and clamp ownership from the level's own picture so the turn order on the page matches the board in the game.

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