Heisty
A daily heist in three logic stages: recon, breach and the vault.
Every day: A new heist mission every day in three deduction stages, Recon, Breach and Vault, scored as the money you walk away with. New puzzle: Once a day, by calendar date.
Heisty is a daily logic puzzle dressed up as a heist. Each mission has three stages: Recon, where you find the hidden camera in each room of a floor plan; Breach, where you order the entry steps from clues; and Vault, where you deduce the combination. Finish quickly to walk away with more of the loot.
About Heisty
Every day Heisty sets one new job. The Recon stage is a grid floor plan divided into coloured rooms, and each room hides exactly one camera. You flag the cameras so that no row, column or room holds two and no two cameras touch, even diagonally, much like LinkedIn's Queens. In Breach you put the steps of the break-in into the right order using a set of clues, and in Vault you work out the safe's combination, again by deduction.
The stages can be played in any order. At the end the game shows a completion card with the mission's name, its market value and the amount you walked away with, minus a penalty for the time you took. A short tutorial walks through the first stage the first time you play.
The game is free in the browser, with an optional account to keep your daily results across devices. It suits players who enjoy grid logic puzzles like Queens and ordering puzzles, and like a bit of theme around them.
How to play Heisty
- Open today's mission and pick a stage: Recon, Breach or Vault.
- Recon: long press cells to flag one camera per room, with no two in a row, column or room, and none touching.
- Breach: use the clues to put the entry steps in order.
- Vault: deduce the combination from its clues.
- Finish all three stages quickly to keep as much of the loot as possible.
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Tips
- In Recon, start with the smallest rooms; a one-cell room fixes its camera at once.
- Mark cells around each camera as off-limits, including diagonals.
- In Breach, find clues that pin the first or last step before the middle.
- Time costs money on the final card, so do not overthink the easy stage.
Questions
Is there a new puzzle every day?
Yes, the game describes a new mission every day.
Do the stages have to be played in order?
No, they can be played in any order.
How is it scored?
As the money you walk away with: the job's value minus a penalty for time taken.
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