xpuzzle
Four quiet logic puzzles a day: fit pieces, place flowers, split rectangles and draw one line.
Every day: Four small logic puzzles a day (void, bloom, mosaic and path), new for everyone at the same time, with a count of how many players solved each one today and a table of the day's fastest solves. New puzzle: Once a day (the site shows a countdown to the new games).
xpuzzle is a small daily puzzle collection that runs in the browser. Each day it serves four puzzles: void, bloom, mosaic and path. Every puzzle is timed, shows how many players solved it today, and ranks the day's fastest solves.
About xpuzzle
xpuzzle, by cezikmertcan, collects four short logic puzzles that refresh together each day. The home screen lists them as cards with a solved badge, the number of players who solved each one today and your streak, and a timer at the top counts down to the next set of games. Once all four are done, the page tells you to come back tomorrow.
Void is a packing puzzle: a grid with a few blacked-out cells and a tray of small polyomino pieces. Tap a piece to rotate it and drag it into place until every open cell is covered and the void cells stay empty. Bloom is a one-per-region puzzle in the Queens style: place one flower in every row, column and colour region, tapping once to mark a cell with an X and again for a flower. Mosaic is Shikaku: drag to draw boxes so the grid is split into rectangles, each holding one number equal to its area. Path is a line puzzle: draw one continuous line through every cell, passing the numbered dots in order from 1 to the last number.
Each puzzle has a help button, a clear button and a running clock. When you finish, a results card shows your time, your rank for the day and your streak, followed by the day's fastest solves by player name. You can play again or share your result. Levels and profile tabs sit next to the games list.
xpuzzle is free, with no ads, no downloads and no account needed. It is played on its own site, and the itch.io page links there.
How to play xpuzzle
- Open xpuzzle in your browser and pick one of the four puzzle cards.
- Void: rotate and drag the pieces until every open cell is covered.
- Bloom: place one flower in each row, column and colour region; tap once for an X, twice for a flower.
- Mosaic: drag rectangles so each holds one number equal to its area. Path: draw one line through every cell, passing the numbers in order.
- Check your time and rank for the day, then come back when the countdown ends.
Screenshots
Tips
- In bloom, start with the smallest regions and mark crossed-out cells as you go.
- In path, look at the corners and edges first: cells there have few neighbours, which limits where the line can go.
- In mosaic, place the 1s and the largest numbers first; they constrain the rest.
Questions
Are the xpuzzle puzzles the same for everyone?
Yes. All players get the same four puzzles each day; the site counts how many solved each one today and ranks the fastest times.
Is xpuzzle free?
Yes. It is free with no ads, no downloads and no account.
Which puzzles are included?
Void (cover the grid with pieces), bloom (one flower per row, column and region), mosaic (split the grid into numbered rectangles) and path (one line through every cell, in order).
When do new puzzles appear?
Once a day; the site shows a countdown to the new games.
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