Glint: Light-Up Logic Puzzles

Most logic puzzles you only look at. Glint you can feel. Drop a lamp on an open square and light pours down its row and its column until a wall stops it. The rule is easy to see and quietly deep to solve: light every square, never let two lamps catch sight of one another, and give each numbered wall exactly the lamps it asks for. There is always one answer — and you never have to guess your way to it. What makes it Glint is the touch. A lamp lands with a crisp tap. Light spilling across the grid has its own soft ripple. A clue clicking shut feels nothing like two lamps flaring into conflict — a sharp little buzz you learn to feel coming before you even look. Finish a board and it blooms under your fingertips. A new puzzle arrives every day, the same one for everyone, gentle on Monday and tighter by the weekend. Keep your streak going. And when a board feels good, pass it on: Glint folds any puzzle into a QR code and a link. A friend points their camera at it and they are playing the very same board — no sign-up, no server, nothing between you and the challenge. Past the daily there are sixty hand-built boards across five packs, from easy openers to tight late knots. Each one is checked to have a single, fair solution before it ever reaches you. Glint is free to play — the daily and the first two packs, for good. If you want the rest, a single unlock (3.99, paid once, never a subscription) opens every pack, the archive of past dailies, an endless practice mode, and extra haptic textures and themes. Nothing here interrupts you with ads, nothing watches what you do, and the whole game runs happily on a plane with no signal. Just you, the grid, and the light. Tap. Feel it light. ---