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...Levels are randomly generated and potentially unlimited in number, although sooner or later the game field will become too tight or the game performance will deteriorate. Untangle was heavily inspired by the Flash game Uncross the Lines (http://www.mathsisfun.com/games/uncross-the-lines.html). Nevertheless, many new features are planned for the future. Microsoft .NET Framework 4.0 needs to be installed in order to play Untangle.

...Even if you don't like the current implementation of one of algorithms, you can easily modify it, change it, or even implement and your new preferred algorithms using the game elements. Adding new algorithm will cost you changing about 2 or 3 lines besides your own implementation. Not only run the algorithm, but the interface helps you to show the number of nodes explored by the algorithm and the number of steps it takes to solve the game. You can start from a random solvable state or navigate to a state yourself. The interface animates the actions of solving the state and you can change the delay between each action to be able to track, analyze and learn.