Star Battle Puzzles vs Euclid Quest

Master the elegant logic of Star Battles. A classic star-placement puzzle sometimes referred to as “Two Not Touch,” Star Battle challenges you to place stars under strict no-touch rules using pure deduction. Star Battle Puzzles is a sophisticated, hand-crafted experience designed for the discerning puzzle enthusiast. No ads, no gimmicks—just pure, uncompromising logic. Love the cat, dog and bunny "doku" puzzles or LinkedIn's Queens? You already know how to play: Star Battle is the original. Our 1-star grids use the same rules, with no ads, ever. When you're ready, step up to 2- and 3-star grids up to 14×14. While others offer only simple grids, we provide a complete range of challenges from approachable to expert. From relaxed introductions to deep, demanding logic, every puzzle is designed to reward careful reasoning. We are the only app to feature the massive 14×14, 3-star grid for the ultimate logic test. Five Distinct Challenges: - 8×8 (1-star) - 10×10 (1- and 2-star) - 12×12 (2-star) - 14×14 (3-star — our signature challenge) Pure Logic, No Guessing: Every puzzle has a single unique solution that can be reached entirely through deduction—never by trial and error. Zen-Focused Design: A minimalist, distraction-free interface keeps your attention on the grid and the logic, nothing else. We believe in a magazine-quality puzzle experience: - No Advertising — no banners, pop-ups, or interruptions - No Locked Levels — all grid sizes and star counts are available immediately - No Gated Features — every tool and mode is accessible from the start Learn as You Play: Intelligent hints explain why a move works, helping you develop deeper logical insight rather than simply revealing answers. Based on the classic Eight Queens variant, the rules are simple: - Place the required number of stars in every row, column, and outlined region - Ensure no two stars touch, not even diagonally - Use logic to eliminate cells and place stars with certainty All puzzles are rigorously tested to ensure they are solvable without guessing. Includes 50 free plays. Purchase additional plays or subscribe for unlimited access. Subscription payment will be charged to your App Store Account at confirmation of purchase. Subscription automatically renews unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24-hours before the end of the current period. Account will be charged for renewal at the same price as the initial month within 24-hours prior to the end of the current period. Subscriptions may be managed by the user and auto-renewal may be turned off by going to the user’s Account Settings after purchase or using the “Manage Subscriptions” link. There is no free trial. Support: https://eggheadgames.com/support/ or email support@eggheadgames.com. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Star Battle Puzzles’ privacy policy: https://eggheadgames.com/legal The puzzles are licensed from the popular Puzzle Baron websites.

Euclid Quest turns classical geometry proofs into a calm, paper-and-ink puzzle game. No typing, no formulas to memorize upfront: tap the angles, segments and triangles in the figure, pick a theorem, and watch your proof grow line by line until Q.E.D. HOW IT PLAYS • Tap elements in the figure, then choose the reason — every step is a real geometric inference • Equal values carry over automatically and appear right on the figure • Stuck? A hint can highlight what to select, and the free theorem guide shows a worked example for every rule WHAT'S INSIDE • A hand-crafted main journey across 6 chapters: vertical angles, parallel lines, triangles, congruence, circles and more • Thousands of extra practice puzzles in the puzzle bank, with fresh daily picks • A gentle tutorial guided by Euclid himself • Full offline play — proofs work anywhere • Available in English, 繁體中文, 简体中文, 日本語, 한국어, Español, Français and Deutsch For working adults who miss the satisfaction of a clean logical argument, students who want geometry to finally click, and anyone who enjoys puzzles with real substance. Every proof ends the same way: Q.E.D. — and it feels earned.