Block Puzzle
Place blocks on an 8×8 board, clear complete rows and columns, and build your score. There’s no timer—take a moment to plan all three pieces.
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18 games to play
Place blocks on an 8×8 board, clear complete rows and columns, and build your score. There’s no timer—take a moment to plan all three pieces.
Find matching tiles and trace a clear path between them. Two turns are all you get; every pair opens a little more room.
A crossword with numbers. Fill each run to match its sum, without repeating a digit. Keep notes as the possibilities narrow.
Nine digits, little cages, one satisfying solution. Use the sums and Sudoku rules to find where every number belongs.
A little picture is hiding in the grid. Follow the number clues, fill the squares, and watch it take shape.
Give each arrow a clear way out. Remove the ones with space ahead, unblock their neighbors, and leave an empty board.
A place for every color. Pour matching layers together, use the empty bottles wisely, and sort the whole set.
Drop a little fruit and make room for something bigger. Match touching fruits, build your score, and keep the basket from overflowing.
Two colors, three rules. Balance every row and column while keeping each line different.
Build bridges between numbered islands. Match every total and bring the whole archipelago together in one network.
Build a skyline from every angle. Use the edge clues to work out which buildings stay visible.
Flip a light and its four neighbors. Find a route that turns the whole circuit off.
Find equal numbers or pairs that make ten. Clear a path, match them away, and make room for your next move.
Small regions share one big rule: matching digits must stay apart, even across the corners.
One empty square, fifteen tiles. Slide the numbers into order and find room for your next move.
Push boxes onto their targets, leave room to walk around them, and learn which corners to avoid.
Jump a peg over its neighbor and leave just one. Explore short endgames and the classic cross-shaped board.
Small signs make a big difference. Fit the digits into rows and columns, then make every comparison true.
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