Block Flow
A warmer kind of focus.
Move, rotate and clear in a reddish wood world.
Wood edition · v1.0.1 · 34 kB · device testing pending
SMALL BREAKS. GOOD GAMES.
Find your next flow.
A quick challenge or a quiet puzzle.
Pick your pace. Your board is ready.
Choose your game
PLAY IN YOUR BROWSERSudoku
Nine digits. One clear solution.
Find your focus with notes, undo and a little logic.
Android demo · beta · v1.0.2 · 3.12 MB
Merge Numbers
Find a column. Match your neighbors.
Let one little drop start a colorful cascade.
Number Slide
One empty space. Your next move.
Slide neighboring tiles and bring the numbers into order.
Android preview · v0.1.3 · 55 kB · device testing pending
Arrowloom
Untangle original woodland trails.
A small playable preview with local saves. No live tournaments, ads or accounts.
Signed guest build · v0.13.1-woodland · 74.7 KiB · device testing pending
Straight to the gameNo download or account to start.
A break on your termsCheck your game’s quick guide for its pace and controls.
Keep it personalSaves stay in this browser; what is saved depends on the game.
A GOOD FIRST MOVE
Find your game.
Make your first move.
Choose a board above.
Start with these quick guides.
Make room for a new rhythm.
- Move. Use ← → or drag sideways. Press ↑, tap the board or use Rotate to turn a piece clockwise.
- Drop. Use Space, swipe down or tap Drop. The outline shows the landing; ↓ lowers one row.
- Clear. Fill horizontal rows on the 16 × 27 board. Falling cells can form another clearing wave.
Try this: Watch the next piece and keep the centre spawn area open. Pause to save your place.
Give every digit its place.
- Choose. Start an Easy, Medium or Hard puzzle. Every generated puzzle has one solution.
- Fill. Use 1–9 once in every row, column and 3 × 3 box. Given clues stay fixed.
- Think. Use Notes to track candidates, Undo to revisit a move or Reveal for a hint.
Try this: Look for a row, column or box with one missing digit.
Plan the next match.
- Choose. Read the next tile and choose one of five columns with space.
- Drop. Tap a column, use its arrow button or press 1–5. The tile falls to the lowest empty cell.
- Merge. Equal horizontal or vertical neighbors merge in pairs. Gravity can create another match.
Try this: Check where the merged tile will land and what it can match next.
Make space for the next number.
- Choose. Pick a board from 3×3 through 8×8. The goal is ascending row order, with the blank at bottom right.
- Slide. Tap a tile beside the blank. Arrow keys move a tile in that direction into the space.
- Arrange. Each legal slide counts as one move. There is no countdown; pause when you need a break.
Try this: Watch where the blank will go. A correct tile may need to move temporarily.
Go deeper with a game guide
Block Flow · Wood: rows, rotation and return
Learn the new controls, per-wave scoring, saved runs and optional import of a previous browser best.
Read the Block Flow guide ↗Sudoku: reason before you enter
Work through a missing digit, a hidden single and candidate pairs. Learn what notes and conflict feedback can tell you.
Read the Sudoku guide ↗Merge Numbers: one drop, two merges
Follow a numbered board example, calculate the score and learn how gravity changes your next move.
Read the Merge Numbers guide ↗Number Slide: plan around the blank
Learn legal moves, pause and restart, local records and why a correctly placed tile sometimes needs to move.
Read the Number Slide guide ↗FROM THE BLOG
Look beyond the next move.
Explore a puzzle, test a rule, and compare two choices.
BLOCK FLOW
One wave or two? Why the clear bonus changes
Two rows together or two separate clears: a checked example explains the 32-point and 22-point totals.
Read the article ↗SUDOKU
Why 63 clues can still leave two answers
A small experiment with missing digits explains why uniqueness matters more than counting clues.
Read the article ↗MERGE NUMBERS
What decides your next number?
The largest tile changes the pool. Your score does not. Here are the exact thresholds and what they mean for your next move.
Read the article ↗NUMBER SLIDE
Why move a tile that is already correct?
Follow six legal slides and see how moving a finished tile can open the route to a solution.
Read the article ↗Are the games free? Are there ads?
All games are free to play without an account. No ad provider is active, and Sudoku hints are available without watching an ad.
Can I play offline?
Visit a game online first and allow its files to cache. Offline reopening depends on a successful cache and browser support. Check its guide for available offline and installation options. Installing a game does not sync saves between devices.
What happens to my progress?
Saves stay on this device and depend on the game. Check its guide for exactly what is saved. Browser games and Android apps keep separate data; clearing browser or app data can remove saves.
Can I use touch or a keyboard?
The quick guides above explain each game’s controls. Follow the full game guide for keyboard shortcuts and other available controls.