Seven Down

Roll a die across a board without ever seeing the face that matters. Opposite sides of a die always add up to seven, so the number under it is the one you have to keep in your head. Three games share that one idea. PUZZLE. 60 boards, one roll per press. Land on the goal showing the number it asks for. The shortest route is rarely the obvious one, and every board has a par worth beating. ACTION. 120 stages, and the die keeps rolling while you hold a direction. Crumbling tiles, spikes on a timer, ice that will not let you stop, patrols, hunters, and three powers to spend on the way through. MAZE. 60 mazes in the dark, drawn only where you have been. No map, no route, just the walls you have already touched. There is a new daily puzzle every day, twelve awards to earn, and it is all playable offline. Nothing to sign up for.