How to play Hashi: rules and beginner strategy
How island numbers, one or two bridges, non-crossing lines and the connected-network rule fit together.
Each guide teaches the rules of one puzzle in a few minutes. The games work offline.
How island numbers, one or two bridges, non-crossing lines and the connected-network rule fit together.
How diagonal cells, numbered corners and the no-loop rule make a pure deduction puzzle.
How bulbs light cells, how numbered walls limit placement, and why bulbs cannot see each other.
Nine hues instead of nine digits: rules, notes mode and where to start.
Six colours, 2×3 boxes, and why box-first beats row-first on a small board.
Fill with 0s and 1s, balance every line, avoid three in a row.
A Latin square plus skyline clues counting the towers you can see.
One closed loop, clue counts on every cell, and the openings that crack a board.
Pair every tree with a tent, match the edge counts, keep tents apart.
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Nine games, six of them on Android too. Hashi, Slant, Akari, MiniHue and more.