Carve (Mind Loft)

Carve mixes sums with territory. The day's grid is full of single digits, and a handful of squares carry a coloured ring: these are the anchors. Your job is to divide the whole board into connected blocks, one grown from each anchor, so that every block adds up to the same target, which changes from board to board (27 on the Sunday board of 18 October 2026).

You pick a colour and tap squares next to its anchor to add them; a running total under the board shows how far each block has to go, and a block locks when it hits the target exactly. Tapping a painted square un-carves it, and there is a hint button. A block that reaches the target in the wrong shape clears back to its anchor and costs a point, so a clean carving with no errors earns a perfect score. A Reveal and end button shows the answer if you give up.

Mind Loft describes it as part arithmetic, part territory: watch the totals, find squares only one block can reach, and let each finished block squeeze the next. There is always exactly one carving the anchors allow. A new grid arrives every day at midnight Eastern, and Sundays use a 7x7 board with nine blocks.