Futoshiki Mastermind vs Quiet Threads

Dive into Futoshiki, the Japanese logic puzzle where every grid hides a unique challenge. Fill the squares with numbers while following the rules of uniqueness, and pay attention to the greater and smaller signs that show the relation between two adjacent cells. There is only one possible solution – can you find it? Futoshiki offers several ways to play. Progress through levels of increasing difficulty, take on the daily challenge with a brand-new puzzle every day, or enjoy the infinite mode with automatically generated grids. Track your progress with integrated trophies and statistics. Save your games with iCloud and pick them up again on any of your devices. The game is free with light advertising. A single purchase removes the ads and unlocks the Hard and Extreme levels. The purchase is universal (iPhone and iPad) and supports Family Sharing. Futoshiki is available in more than 20 languages, including French, English, Spanish, Italian, German, Portuguese (Brazil), Japanese, and Korean. It’s the perfect app for fans of Sudoku, Binairo and other logic puzzles. Will you master the inequalities?

Quiet Threads is a cozy grouping puzzle. Each puzzle shows sixteen words. Four of them belong together in a hidden category — and there are four categories in all. Pick four words that share a theme, tap submit, and the group locks in. Four mistakes ends the round. No timer, no streak penalty, no noise — just words and time to think. The name borrows the expression "common thread" — the shared idea that ties a group of words together. How it plays: • Sixteen words, four hidden categories of four • Find all four groups in four mistakes or fewer • A "one away" nudge when three of your four belong but one doesn't • Difficulty pip per puzzle and a distribution bar per pack so you can pick your pace One daily puzzle per language, picked once and shared by everyone playing that day. Thirteen hand-authored themed packs at launch — seven in English (Starter, Coast, Garden, Kitchen, Library, Nights, Studio) and six in French. Every puzzle is read by a human and rated for overall difficulty, so packs ramp gently rather than spiking. Two content languages: English and French, with localized words and categories — not machine translations. Switch in Settings → Language; daily puzzle and packs follow your choice. Four themes — Light, Paper, Dark, and Dusk. Pick one in Settings, change it whenever you like. Cozy ambient music and gentle haptics. Every sound has a tap-mute on the Home screen, no settings dive needed. No ads. No accounts. No real-money purchases. Anonymous product analytics only — no IDs, no personal data, no tracking. Your stats live on this device.