Read the numbers
The numbers tell you how many squares to fill together, in order. “5” means five together; “1 1” means two single squares with at least one gap between them.
Follow the number clues to solve the grid.
600 pictures across 16 albums. The ones you solve go into your collection.
That's all the rules. The rest is in 600 original puzzles.
The numbers tell you how many squares to fill together, in order. “5” means five together; “1 1” means two single squares with at least one gap between them.
The leftmost column says “2” and already has two filled squares. The rest must stay empty. Mark squares you know are empty with an X.
Fill the last square and the grid becomes a colorful picture, with its whole scene revealed.
Even the 100 free puzzles have no ads. One purchase unlocks everything, and there is nothing else to buy.
Stuck? Tap once and it points to the row worth a look, and says why. Unlimited, and it never makes the move for you.
Dragged across the wrong row? One undo brings it back, and restarting always asks first. If something is already wrong, the hint shows you which row before anything else.
Smooth, responsive dragging lets you focus on the puzzle. Fill the last square and the picture unfolds with sound, bringing each solve to a satisfying close.
Start with 100 free puzzles and a new one every day. If you like it, unlock everything with a one-time purchase of US$4.99.
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