A bridges puzzle as calm as the sea.
Bridges is the classic Hashi logic puzzle — also known as
Hashiwokakero. Connect the islands with little wooden bridges until
the whole archipelago holds together. Every level is solved by pure
reasoning: no guessing, no timers, no lives, nothing that rushes you.
HOW TO PLAY
- Each island shows a number — that's how many bridges it needs.
- Bridges run horizontally or vertically and never cross.
- Up to two bridges can share the same route.
- When every island is connected into one archipelago, it's solved.
- One finger is enough: touch an island and swipe toward its neighbour.
WHY YOU'LL LIKE THIS PUZZLE
- 140 handcrafted-quality levels, from a cozy 7×7 to a brain-melting
13×13 — each one verified to have exactly one solution.
- A new Daily Island every day: one puzzle, your solve time and a
streak worth keeping alive.
- Hints that teach instead of spoiling — the game explains the next
logical step, like a patient friend would.
- Built a bridge in the wrong place? Islands that got cut off are
highlighted the moment it happens.
- Mistake-proof controls: impossible moves simply don't trigger.
- A warm hand-drawn look: sand, quiet water and wooden footbridges.
- Plays fully offline — no internet needed. Progress is saved after
every single move.
A BRAIN GAME THAT RESPECTS YOUR TIME
Bridges is a relaxing puzzle game for a coffee break, a commute or
the last quiet minutes before sleep. No energy bar, no countdown, no
pressure — spend five seconds or five days on a level.
FOR PUZZLE LOVERS
If you enjoy sudoku, nonograms, kakuro, number puzzles or crosswords,
this bridge puzzle will feel like coming home: simple rules, deep
logic, endless satisfaction. Hashi is one of those rare logic puzzles
you can explain in thirty seconds and think about for years.
Free to play. Optional ads only when YOU ask for a hint. One small
purchase removes all ads forever — no subscriptions.
Build your bridges. Connect the islands. Breathe out.
Hashi bridge puzzle game: connect islands with pure logic. Offline, no timers.