I saw this game on a youtube video. They break all the hanjis of a word into small components, and rearrange them to spread over a square. Then players would guess what it says. I don’t know what to name this game. It almost seems like scrabble for Hanji, if that’s a thing.
For example:
This one says 哈姆太郎 (Hamtaro)
Some other examples:
It’s pretty fun actually. It’s funny how our brain works and can put these back together.
This is likely too hard for my puny brain.
It seems like there’s an extra 口 in the first one, right?
Sometimes the a 口 symbol is used more than once, but in that one I think every component is just used once. The first character used 3 口.
哈 uses 3 口? I’m still confused 
You are right, there is one extra 口 then. I didn’t even notice there could be extra components on the graph. Not unlike scrabble though. Or is this more similar to Boggle?
