Xpanagram vs Slitherlink

We are the creators of the popular word association game "Chain of Thought." And we're excited to announce our latest brain building word game: XPANAGRAM-- the expanding anagram game!   Start by unscrambling a simple 3 letter anagram to form a word. A new letter will then be added to make a 4 letter anagram. Keep unscrambling the expanding anagrams until the puzzle is completed. The maximum number of letters in each puzzle ranges from an easy 6 letters to a mind bending 10 letters.   But don't panic!! There are lots of ways you can choose to get help. Tap the floating astronauts for a little hint. Tap the rockets to reveal a big hint. You can even tap the UFO to use its tractor beam to pull a letter into the correct spot. And so much more! The universe is expanding. The anagrams are expanding. Are you ready to explore the far reaches of the this unchartered word cosmos?

Slitherlink, the classic logic puzzle — drawn like pen on paper. The rules are simple. Each number counts the lines surrounding its cell. Satisfy every number while drawing one single closed loop — no branches, no crossings — and the puzzle is complete. It looks easy, and then the logic gets delicious. Every puzzle has exactly one solution. Guessing is never required: every generated puzzle is mathematically verified to have a unique answer. Difficulty names mean something here, too — we measure the depth of reasoning each puzzle actually needs, and only serve ones that earn their label. ■ Features • New to Slitherlink? A hands-on tutorial teaches the rules on a tiny practice board • Four difficulties — from Easy 5×5 to Expert 12×12 • Daily Puzzle — the same board for everyone each day, with an attendance calendar and streaks • Paper-quiet design — an ink-and-paper ledger look, in light and dark • Comfortable controls — tap to draw, long-press to mark ×, drag along the dots • Room for big boards — pinch to zoom, two-finger pan, iPad and Apple Pencil support • Mistake-proof — unlimited undo/redo and automatic saving • Track your progress — best and average times per difficulty For the moments you want quiet focus, one board of Slitherlink is enough.