Quirkfall: The Misfit Ledger is a merge puzzle set inside an archive where the records have become a little less organized than they should be.

Take the role of the Keeper and work your way through a collection of misplaced pages. Each puzzle takes place on a board of vertical columns, but there is a twist: new tiles enter from the bottom. Choose a column and launch the next entry upward, where it stops at the first available space.

Place matching tiles next to each other to merge them into a higher rank. Two or more identical neighboring tiles can combine, so a carefully chosen move may create room for another merge or set up a larger combination. Bring three matching tiles together to perform a Triple Merge and complete challenges that require more than simple placement.

Every page has a limited number of turns and its own objectives. You may need to complete a certain number of merges, reach a target score, or satisfy additional conditions before your turns run out. As more entries appear on the board, finding the right column becomes increasingly important.

Some puzzles also introduce special Q tiles. These unpredictable entries can merge with any tile, making them useful for completing combinations and changing the situation on a crowded board.

The main Ledger Trail contains 60 pages divided into 5 chapters. Complete pages in sequence, advance through each chapter, and reach Story Checkpoints along the way. The Archive has plenty of misplaced records, unusual arithmetic and strange little incidents waiting to be uncovered.

Outside the main trail, Daily Oddity offers a daily puzzle with its own board and objectives. After reaching Page 10, Endless becomes available for players who want to keep merging and improve their best result.

There is more to keep track of throughout the Archive. Discover 10 Misprint Stamps for your Collection and visit Archive Evidence to see statistics from your progress, including completed levels, merges, scores and other records.

Quirkfall: The Misfit Ledger combines simple merging rules with tactical tile placement. Watch the next entry, consider how it will change the board, and try to leave yourself enough room for the combinations still to come.

The ledger is a mess. The numbers are behaving strangely. Fortunately, the Keeper is now on duty.