Bridge of Truth

Bridge of Truth is a daily trivia puzzle played on a grid of ten rows and five columns. Each day has one category, with a line saying what the lies are, and every square hides a name that is either a truth (it fits the category) or a lie (it does not). Your job is to build a bridge upward, row by row, stepping only on truths.

A few squares in the bottom row start revealed. Tap a grey square to see its name, and tap a revealed name you believe fits to add it to your bridge: a truth turns green and opens the squares around it, while a lie counts as a mistake. The counters at the top show your mistakes out of five and the truths found out of twenty. The game's own note explains that everyone gets the same truths for the day but each bridge takes its own shape, so a shared result grid gives nothing away.

At the end you see which truths you found, which you missed and which lies you stepped on, plus a rank for the share of truths found. Play Previous Days lists every earlier day with its category, so you can catch up on the ones you missed, and a link lets players suggest categories for later rounds. Categories range widely, from Wild West figures to actors who played real musicians, so it suits players who like general knowledge with a bit of risk-taking.