Shape Pairs
Find the pairs of colorful shapes across 3 rounds: a 4×4 warm-up table, then 4×5 and 5×6 tables with a move limit. Keep the cards in mind and uncover every pair before you run out of moves.
3–5 min · Play freePuzzle Games
Think one move ahead and make the connection. Solve sudoku from 4×4 up to classic 9×9 in Sudoku Steps, read the minesweeper clues in Crystal Field, merge matching numbers in Number Orchard and remember the card pairs in Shape Pairs. With box pushing, light switch, sliding tile, picture logic, pipe connecting, color flood and block placing puzzles, think at your own pace across 11 boards.
Handpicked Puzzle games
Number Orchard
Slide the tiles to merge matching numbers, keep making room on the board and work your way up to 512. There’s no timer and no rush; think about your next move before you slide.
No time limit · Play free
Tile Workshop
A 20-level sliding tile workshop, from 3×3 warm-ups to 4×4 mastery. The shortest solution for every board has been computed and is the target for 3 stars. Tap a tile in the same row or column as the gap and every tile in between slides; each tile’s color stripe shows its target row. Undo and restart are always free.
2–5 min · Play free
Lamp Garden
A 24-level light puzzle plus a Daily garden. The lamp you tap flips along with the neighbors in its pattern. As gardens grow from 3×3 to 5×5, stone squares, lamps with diagonal patterns and a “light them all” goal arrive step by step. Every garden is solvable; the shortest solution is the target for 3 stars, and if you run out of energy, you lose the level.
2–5 min · Play free
Sudoku Steps
Play 24 levels from 4×4 warm-ups to 6×6 expert boards, plus 12 classic 9×9 levels (25–36), unlocked from the start, and a 6×6 Daily board every day. Every board has a single solution and needs no guessing; on 9×9 boards, the given numbers drop from 38 to 27. To play 9×9, pick a box, tap a square in the magnifier below and press a number key; the keys show how many of each digit remain. You get notes mode, same-number highlighting and 2 hints. Make 3 mistakes and the level ends; finish without mistakes or hints for 3 stars.
2–5 min (9×9: 5–15 min) · Play free
Crate Route
A 24-level warehouse campaign: push crates onto the marked spots, from single-crate warm-ups to 4-crate expert levels. Every layout has been verified as solvable, along with its shortest solution; finish with the fewest steps for 3 stars. Stuck? Undo or restart. Every day, the same Daily warehouse opens for everyone.
2–5 min · Play free
Pixel Tapestry
Solve 24 handmade patterns (5×5 to 7×7) plus a newly generated one every day. Cross-check the row and column numbers to fill in squares; every pattern is solved by logic alone, with no guessing. A wrong square costs a heart: 3 mistakes end the level, and a flawless finish earns 3 stars.
2–5 min · Play free
Water Circuit
A 24-level pipe puzzle plus a Daily circuit. Rotate the pipes to carry water from the source to every square, leaving no open ends. Boards are built as a network spreading out from the source, so they can always be solved. They grow from 4×4 to 6×6, with half-turn and locked pipes arriving step by step. Solve it in the fewest rotations for 3 stars; run out of moves and you lose the level.
2–5 min · Play free
Color Islands
A 24-level color spreading puzzle plus a Daily island. Paint the region in the top-left corner a new color to absorb neighbors of the same color. The board grows from 6×6 to 10×10 and colors from 4 to 6; later, rocks that never take paint appear. The move limit comes from a reference solution that looks 2 steps ahead: just chasing the biggest patch usually isn’t enough.
2–5 min · Play free
Crystal Field
An 18-level crystal field plus a Daily field: on grids growing from 6×6 to 7×7, read the numbers around hidden crystals and open every safe square. Each board is generated and verified to be solvable by logic alone after the first tap, so no guessing is needed. When the flags around an open number are complete, tapping it opens its neighbors at once. Safe scan helps when you’re stuck but costs a star; in the first 3 levels, a shield forgives one mistake.
2–5 min · Play free
Mosaic Courtyard
Place the 3 pieces from the tray onto the 8×8 courtyard and clear rows and columns by completing them. Across 8 courtyards, collect navy stones, stop the ivy from spreading and break stones that take 2 hits. Streaks earn rotations and hammer uses; the pattern changes every day.
5–8 min · Play freeGood to know
What kinds of puzzles are in this category?
Sudoku, minesweeper, number merge, memory cards, sliding tiles, light switch puzzles, box pushing, picture logic puzzles (nonograms), pipe connecting, color flood and block placing. Each game explains its rules on the start screen.
Do the logic puzzles require guessing?
No. Every board in Sudoku Steps has a single solution and needs no guessing, and the boards in Crystal Field and Pixel Tapestry are solved by logic alone. Every layout in Crate Route has been verified as solvable, and the boards in Lamp Garden and Water Circuit can always be solved too.
Is there classic 9×9 sudoku too?
Yes. Sudoku Steps starts with 4×4 warm-up levels and continues with 6×6 boards; levels 25–36 are classic 9×9 boards, unlocked from the start. You get notes mode, same-number highlighting and 2 hints; 3 wrong numbers end the level.
Is there a new puzzle every day?
Yes. Sudoku Steps opens a 6×6 Daily board, Crystal Field a Daily field and Crate Route a Daily warehouse that’s the same for everyone. Lamp Garden, Water Circuit and Color Islands also have a daily level; Pixel Tapestry generates a new pattern every day, and the pattern in Mosaic Courtyard changes daily.
How do I earn 3 stars?
In many puzzles, the goal is to get close to the shortest solution: in Lamp Garden and Water Circuit, matching its move count earns 3 stars, and in Tile Workshop, finishing no more than 2 moves over it does. In Crate Route, finishing in few steps earns 3 stars. In Sudoku Steps, you need to finish without mistakes or hints; in Pixel Tapestry, without mistakes.
I’m looking for brain games. Which one should I start with?
For a short logic puzzle, pick Sudoku Steps; to work things out from clues, Crystal Field; to test your memory, Shape Pairs. Number Orchard has no time limit, so you can think without rushing. If you’d like to outthink an opponent, check out Disc Flip and Line of Four in Strategy Games.