Spherinth vs Latch

Endless amounts of spherical labyrinths for you to enjoy. With five different difficulties, there is a maze made for your skillset. As you are navigating, make sure to collect the crystals to purchase items in the shop! The game also comes with an online leaderboard, so battle against your friends to see who can solve the most mazes. Endless strategic fun! The five difficulties are: Easy, Moderate, Advanced, Extreme, Insane. The size of the maze depends on the difficulty chosen. The size of the maze doubles as the difficulty increases. The in-game store allows players to use their collected crystals to purchase items such new balls.

Latch is a game of pure deduction. Every puzzle has one solution, and you can always reason your way to it - no guessing, no luck, no timers rushing you. Just you and a grid that rewards a clear mind. The rule is simple: Place one node in every row, every column, and every colored region - and no two nodes may touch, not even diagonally. From that single rule comes a surprising depth of logic. Mark the cells you've ruled out, place your nodes with confidence, and watch the solution reveal itself. What's inside: • 1,000 verified puzzles - every one checked for a single solution and a path of pure logic. Grids stay a comfortable size; it's the reasoning that deepens, from spotting a single forced cell to deductions spanning several regions at once. • A new daily challenge - one fresh puzzle every day, the same for everyone. • Build your streak - solve each day to keep your streak alive, and watch it climb. • Clear, uncluttered design - bright, distinct colors and nothing on screen but the puzzle. • Learn in a minute - a quick walkthrough teaches you everything; the depth comes from you. • Ads you can switch off - one small purchase removes the banner and between-level ads, for good. • Play anywhere, offline - no account, no sign-up, no connection required. No pressure. No randomness. Just the quiet satisfaction of a puzzle that always makes sense. Think you can solve them all?