Untangle
A few lines to uncross
Swap the points. Follow the lines. Find a little clarity in the crossings.
- Logic
- No time limit
- 11 boards
Tap or use your keyboard. Undo any move.
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A small collection for a curious mind. Choose a game and stay a while.
A few lines to uncross
Swap the points. Follow the lines. Find a little clarity in the crossings.
Tap or use your keyboard. Undo any move.
A little room to think
Give every number its own place in each row, column and box, one quiet step at a time.
Make pencil notes. Change your mind.
A few lights to put out
Tap one lantern and the ones beside it answer. Find the order that leaves the room quiet.
Tap or use your keyboard. Undo any move.
A picture hidden in numbers
The numbers beside each row and column say how the filled squares run. Follow them and a small picture appears.
Fill, cross out, change your mind.
A whole set, hidden in the rectangle
Every domino in the set is somewhere in the rectangle, exactly once. Draw the boundaries, or lay the pieces so every region makes its sum.
Join two neighbours, or lay a piece. Change your mind.
Pairs waiting to be joined
Each number has a partner somewhere on the grid. Draw a thread between them, and let no two threads share a square.
Draw a thread. Draw it back to undo it.
One line, all the way round
Each number counts the sides of its own cell that the line uses. Draw until a single loop closes, with no branches and no crossings.
Draw a side. Draw it again to take it back.
Pieces that fit exactly once
Every piece belongs somewhere in the frame, with no gaps and nothing left over. Turn them until they sit.
Choose a piece, turn it, choose a square.
A shelf that wants tidying
Pour a run of tokens onto a jar whose top matches, or into an empty one, until every jar holds a single kind.
Pick a jar, pour it into another. Undo any pour.
A boat with too few seats
Everyone has to reach the far bank, and some of them cannot be left alone together. Find the order that gets them all across.
Choose who travels, then cross. Undo any crossing.
A balance, and one coin that lies
Coins that all look the same, a pair of pans, and very few questions. Choose what to put on each side before you know what it will tell you.
Load the pans, then weigh. Undo any weighing.
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