Assemble fragmented pieces of an image to complete the original picture. Choose your piece count for a personalized challenge.
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Minesweeper
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Uncover hidden cells without detonating a mine. Use the numbers revealed to deduce the location of all adjacent mines.
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Matatu
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A fast-paced, multi-player card game originating from Uganda. Be the first to empty your hand by matching cards by number or suit.
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Zip
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Draw a single, continuous path through a grid, connecting numbered cells in sequential order while ensuring every cell on the board is used.
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Poker
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Master the classic game of strategy, skill, and chance. Build the best five-card hand and outwit your opponents in a test of nerve and luck.
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Tango
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Fill the grid with Sun or Moon symbols. No more than two identical symbols can be adjacent, and each row/column must contain an equal number of both.
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Light Up (Or Akari)
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Place light bulbs on the board to illuminate all white cells. Ensure no two bulbs light each other, and satisfy the numbers on the black cells.
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Nonogram
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Fill cells according to the numbers along each row and column. Get them all right and a picture resolves out of the grid.
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Slitherlink
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Draw a single closed loop between the dots. Each number says exactly how many of its four sides the loop uses.
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Kakuro
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A crossword made of sums: fill each run of cells with digits that add to its clue, and never repeat a digit inside one run.
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Word search
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Find every hidden word in the letter grid and drag across it to claim it. Words run in any direction, and the ones you have not found are the only thing between you and the finish.
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Patches
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Cut the grid into rectangles, one per numbered cell, where the number says how many squares that patch covers. Every cell ends up in exactly one patch and none of them overlap.
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Ludo
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Race four tokens home on the roll of a die, sending anyone you land on back to the start. Four seats, one shared board.