Star Battle vs 2Step

Star Battle — Grid Logic Puzzle Game Star Battle is a relaxing and rewarding logic puzzle game built on pure deduction. Also known as Queens, Hoshi or Two Not Touch, Star Battle challenges you to place the required number of stars in each row, column, and region, while making sure that no two stars touch, even diagonally. Easy to learn and satisfying to master, Star Battle offers handcrafted puzzles, daily challenges, and a clean, focused design. From beginner-friendly boards to deeper puzzle challenges, every level is designed to feel fair, clear, and rewarding. How to Play ● Place the required number of stars in each row, column, and region. ● Stars cannot touch, even diagonally. ● Use logic and deduction to solve every puzzle. Key Features ● Every puzzle has a unique solution with no guessing required ● Zen Mode for a calm and relaxing puzzle experience ● Handcrafted Star Battle puzzles ● 1-star, 2-star, and 3-star puzzle challenges ● Daily challenges ● Multiple difficulty levels ● Clean and relaxing design ● Smart hints ● Smooth controls and clear visuals ● Offline play Download Star Battle and enjoy a clean, satisfying logic puzzle experience with daily challenges, unique solutions, and no guessing required.

How far can you go? 2Step is a deceptively simple number path puzzle that will challenge your mind and test your patience. Place numbers 1 to 100 on a 10×10 grid — but there's a catch. Every move must follow the rule: jump 3 steps horizontally or vertically, or 2 steps diagonally. No exceptions. Sounds simple. It isn't. Most paths dead-end before you reach 50. The best players find routes that fill the entire board. Can you be one of them? FEATURES • Free to start from any cell — your strategy begins with your first tap • Smart hint system guides you toward the best next move • Undo any mistake and try a different path • Track your best score across every game • Minimal dark design — just you and the grid • No timers. No pressure. Pure logic. 2Step is for puzzle lovers who want a real challenge — not a tutorial, not hand-holding, just a grid and a question: how far can you go?