Unscrew the bolt. It spins out, lifts, and flies to the crucible. When four of a
colour land together, the metal pours.
That loop is the whole game, and it is what Burghi was built around — the unscrew
is six rising ratchet clicks and a release pop, and it should feel mechanical in
your hand. Play it with the sound on.
HOW IT PLAYS
Bolts pin the plates down. Free a bolt and send it to one of the crucibles below.
Fill a crucible with a single colour and it pours. Clear every plate and the
board is finished.
WHERE THE DIFFICULTY LIVES
Drop a second colour into a crucible and the two alloy. You buy yourself space,
but you pay for it in metal — and you only get three melts per board. Later
boards give you two crucibles instead of three. Every board has a par to beat and
three stars to earn.
WHAT'S IN IT
- 120 boards. Every one machine-verified solvable before it shipped.
- Unlimited free undo. It never costs a coin and never asks you to watch anything.
- A daily board — the same bolts in the same order for every player worldwide.
- A workshop of bolt finishes and foundry themes, bought with coins you earn.
- Login streaks, a season, and a rotating weekly challenge.
BUILT FOR HOW YOU ACTUALLY PLAY
- Fully offline. No account, no sign-up, no cloud save. Progress stays on your phone.
- Colourblind safe by default — every colour carries its own screwdriver drive, so
you can tell them apart by shape, not just hue. On for everyone, not a mode you
switch on.
- Arabic and English from day one, with proper right-to-left layout.
Burghi is free and is paid for by ads. There is no paid version and nothing to buy.
AuraTech Inc · Dubai
Unscrew bolts, sort the colours, pour the melt. 120 puzzles, fully offline.