Items25The creator’s order
  1. 1A Little to the Left (2022)A Little to the Left (2022) 7.3/10 on IGDBReleased 8 Nov 2022Household objects become small questions about order: perhaps books belong by size, perhaps the picture suggests another arrangement. A finished cupboard or tidy pattern gives you a neat place to stop, although some solutions require trying an interpretation. The fixed campaign suits an occasional…0
  2. 2Wilmot Works It Out (2024)Wilmot Works It Out (2024)Released 23 Oct 2024Build colourful pictures from square pieces, then choose where to hang them in Wilmot's house. Completing and displaying one image makes a lovely boundary between visits, with no real-world delivery deadline to meet. Later parcels mix pieces from different pictures, so sorting takes more thought.…0
  3. 3Hexcells (2013)Hexcells (2013) 7.3/10 on IGDBReleased 12 Sept 2013The original Hexcells offers a finite set of small boards built around finding safe hexagons through numbered clues. There is no plot to remember when you return: the relationships are there on the screen. Finish one board and stop comfortably. Later deductions can take a while, so this suits a…0
  4. 4SquareCells (2015)SquareCells (2015) 7.4/10 on IGDBReleased 7 Dec 2015Numbered clues guide you towards a hidden arrangement of squares, combining picture-puzzle logic with constraints about connected cells. Each board is a self-contained task, which makes one completed grid a practical daily target. It starts compactly but asks for increasingly careful deductions.…0
  5. 5CrossCells (2017)CrossCells (2017) 6.9/10 on IGDBReleased 26 May 2017CrossCells gives number elimination a tidy frame: work out which cells can be removed while meeting the conditions across the grid. A single board is a useful stopping point, and returning means examining visible information rather than recalling yesterday's dialogue. The spare presentation keeps…0
  6. 6Pictopix (2017)Pictopix (2017) 8.0/10 on IGDBReleased 5 Jan 2017Choose a small picture grid for a quick visit, or suspend a larger one and return when you have more time. Pictopix explicitly supports saving unfinished puzzles and offers multiple save slots, which makes its larger pictures unusually practical for this routine. Numbered rows and columns reward…0
  7. 7Lyne (2014)Lyne (2014) 6.0/10 on IGDBReleased 1 Jan 2014Draw paths between matching shapes while making all the required connections. The fixed stages give you plenty to work through at your own pace, with a completed board providing a simple stopping point. Daily generated puzzles are an optional extra, rather than the reason to keep returning. The…0
  8. 8Hook 2 (2022)Hook 2 (2022)Released 29 Jun 2022Unhook a compact arrangement by working out which connection must be released first. The second game adds three-dimensional structures, so rotating the object and understanding its depth are part of the deduction. One dismantled puzzle gives a clear finish for a short visit. Choose this for quiet…0
  9. 9Klocki (2016)Klocki (2016) 7.7/10 on IGDBReleased 5 Jul 2016Slide, swap and turn pieces until their line patterns make the required connections. Each board keeps the immediate problem visible, so there is little to relearn after a day away. There are no time limits or scores pressing you onwards, and finishing one arrangement gives you permission to close…0
  10. 10Naboki (2019)Naboki (2019) 7.0/10 on IGDBReleased 12 Nov 2019A small floating structure waits to be taken apart, with the useful face of a block sometimes hidden on the other side. Rotate it, notice the mechanisms and work out an order of removal. Completing one object makes a pleasing boundary between visits. There is no text-heavy tutorial or narrative to…0