Puzzle Games

The best puzzle games take a minute to learn and much longer to master. The puzzles on this page are built around one clear rule each, so you can start without a tutorial and still find a real challenge by the later levels.

Noodle Slurp is our flagship puzzle. A bento box is packed with noodles, each pointing a direction, and a noodle can only slide out if nothing is in its way. The fun is in reading the knot and finding the right order. Every level is created by a generator and then checked by a solver, so there is always a way out, even when it does not look like it. A new daily puzzle arrives every day, the same for everyone, with a spoiler-free emoji grid you can share with friends.

Pebble Rescue is a match-3 rescue puzzle with a twist: the gems are the walls, and they never refill. Swap two gems to make a line or a square, and the hole you leave lets pebbles, water or lava pour through the temple. Cut in the right place and the flood drains into the pit; cut in the wrong one and it lands on Juno the otter. Sixty hand-made levels were each replayed by a solver before release, and a Daily Rescue gives everyone the same remixed level every day.

Everything here is free, needs no account and plays well on a phone held in one hand. If you like a daily habit, both puzzles have one, and our daily puzzle page puts them side by side.

A dark bento tray packed with golden and white noodles as one noodle slides out, with Chef Miso the cat waiting below with an open mouth.

Noodle Slurp

Slurp every noodle out of the bento box in the right order. Easy to start, properly tricky later.

  • Puzzle
  • Logic
  • Daily
A dam of grey pebbles breaks through a row of heart, star, drop and leaf gems while Juno the otter panics on the ledge below.

Pebble Rescue

Swap gems to carve the temple wall and steer floods of pebbles, water and lava away from Juno the otter.

  • Puzzle
  • Match-3
  • Physics

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