One neighbor lives one floor above another. Good, that's settled. But who gets the other rooms?
Tiny Neighbors is a visual logic game about small houses and their residents. The floors, rooms, neighbors, and every clue are visible from the start. You can work out the answer from the clues instead of guessing.
Every level has a different group of residents. They each look distinct, so it is immediately clear who a clue refers to. One clue points to a floor, another links two neighbors. A third clicks into place once you find a room for someone else.
At first, spotting one connection is enough. Then more residents and clues appear, and you need to consider the whole arrangement. The logic puzzles grow more challenging, but new relationships are introduced gradually.
Sometimes the answer comes quickly. Sometimes you need to return to a clue after a few moves. Once the solution is found, you can see why every neighbor belongs in that particular room.
Each house is a self-contained deduction puzzle. It has its own clues, and the solution is clear at a glance: who lives on which floor and in which room.
After you solve it, the house comes to life in a short scene. The next level brings different neighbors, different clues, and a new visual puzzle.
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