3 games
Logic Puzzles
Mine grids, crate pushing, number grids, tangram — no reflexes required, only reasoning.
01 / GAME SELECT
Logic Puzzles
Minesweeper
Minesweeper is an online logic puzzle: open squares and let the numbers tell you where the mines are. Every board here is verified to need no guessing, the first square always opens a patch, digging and flagging each have their own key, and a whole run fits one thumb.
Box Pusher
Box Pusher is an online logic puzzle: shove every crate onto a socket to clear the level. All 16 levels are hand-built and solver-verified, undo is unlimited and free, and the game tells you the moment a crate is stuck for good.
Sudoku
Sudoku is an online logic puzzle: fill a 9 by 9 grid with the digits 1 to 9 so that no row, column or box repeats one. Every puzzle here is verified to have exactly one solution and to be solvable without guessing, using only the techniques its tier is named after.
02 / FAQ
FAQ
- What are good logic puzzle games to play online?
- Mine grids, crate pushing, number grids and tangram. What they share is that nothing is on a clock: you can stop and think for as long as you like, and once the reasoning lands the move is obvious. Reflexes never come into it.
- How do you know which square is safe in minesweeper?
- A 1 with exactly one unopened neighbour marks that neighbour as a mine. Run the same logic in reverse and any number already surrounded by its full count of flags leaves every remaining neighbour safe to open. Start in a corner — fewer neighbours means cleaner information.
- Can you undo a wrong move in a crate pushing puzzle?
- Yes, every move undoes and every level restarts in one tap. The point of the genre is working out the order of the pushes, so there is nothing to gain from punishing a slip of the thumb.
- What do you do when you are stuck on a puzzle?
- Take a tiered hint: direction first, then the next move, then the answer. Hints are something you choose to open, never a popup that interrupts a train of thought that was about to work.