Weave

Third Stone Software

Contains ads

About this game

Four fresh puzzles every day, in one calm, ad-light app. A new set arrives at midnight, it's the same for every player, and solving on consecutive days builds your streak.

WEAVE — the daily word-path puzzle
A five-letter word is hidden in a 5×5 grid of letters, spelled out by a path of touching tiles: up, down, sideways or diagonal. Swipe or tap through the letters to trace any real word you can find. Every guess colours its letters (green for the right letter at the right step, yellow for a letter in the word but at another step, gray for a letter that isn't there), and the board remembers what you've learned. You have six guesses to find the hidden word.

LOOM — guess the word
Find the hidden five-letter word in six tries. Type any real word, and each letter turns green, yellow or gray. The keyboard keeps track of every letter you've ruled in or out.

TRELLIS — swap the tiles
Six five-letter words cross on a lattice, three across and three down, but their letters have been scrambled. Tap two tiles to swap them until every word is right. Every board can be solved in exactly 10 swaps; you get 15, and each swap you have left over earns a star.

SUDOKU — Easy, Medium and Hard
Fill the grid so every row, column and 3×3 box holds 1 to 9. Every puzzle has exactly one solution, so you never need to guess. Pencil in notes, see your row, column and box highlighted, and get every digit checked as you place it. Three mistakes and the puzzle is lost. Each difficulty has its own daily puzzle, streak and statistics.

FEATURES
• Four new daily puzzles every day, the same on every phone
• Streaks, win rates, score distributions and a calendar of your play history for every game
• Share your result without spoilers
• Light and dark themes
• Screen-reader support
• No sign-up and no account: your progress stays on your phone
• Puzzles are created on your device, so you can play offline
• Unobtrusive: a single small banner ad, with no pop-ups and nothing covering the board

One puzzle a day of each, made to be worked through over your morning coffee. Come back tomorrow for the next set.