Arrow Bingo vs Arrow Loop

Touch the arrow to slide an entire line in its direction. There are sheets on the floor marked with the same colors and numbers as the balls, and you move the balls to their matching sheets to reach the goal, line them up to get Bingo, and sink them. By moving the balls together at once, the situation can quickly improve, or it can lead to unexpected movements that make things worse. By looking at the entire field and planning ahead, let's clear the puzzle! "16Puzzle" Mode A ball that reaches the goal is considered a “hit,” and you move the balls while keeping those hits, aiming for the target hit count. Pay attention to the interaction of multiple balls while sliding the arrows and balls. "Bingo" Mode When you line up the balls that have reached the goal, you get Bingo and your line count increases. Use various techniques, such as moving balls that block the way in advance or swapping arrows without changing the board, to complete multiple lines of Bingo. "Collection" Mode Clearing a new stage in "Bingo" mode unlocks a stage in "Collection" mode. Practice the completed stages in the ”Collection” mode, and let’s challenge the new stages in ”Bingo” mode!

Sharpen your logic in quiet focus. One loop. A few shaded cells. That's the whole rule — and the longer you look at the board, the clearer your mind becomes. Use the arrow-and-number clues to shade exactly as many cells as each arrow points to, then draw a single closed loop through every remaining cell. Shaded cells never touch side by side, and clue cells are never shaded or crossed by the loop. WHAT YOU GET - A pencil logic puzzle in the Yajilin style: draw the loop, shade the cells - Every board has exactly one answer - Hand-picked boards you can solve by reasoning alone. No guessing required - Four levels from Easy (6x6) to Expert (12x12), graded by the depth of reasoning - Today's puzzle: one board for everyone, set by the date - Drag to draw the loop, tap to shade a cell - Leave a puzzle and continue right where you stopped - Ranks and titles that grow as you solve - Gentle help when you're stuck: mistake highlighting and hints - Six board themes: Indigo, Ink, Vermilion, Pine, Sakura and Night - Fully offline. No sign-up - English and Japanese, in a calm paper-and-ink style MADE FOR YOU IF - You want to turn a few spare minutes into quiet, focused thinking - You enjoy Slitherlink, Nurikabe, Sudoku or nonograms - You're tired of ambiguous puzzles and ad-heavy apps - You love the satisfying click of a single, certain answer - You'd like a small bedtime ritual with nothing chasing you PRIVACY & PEACE OF MIND - No account needed - Puzzles ship inside the app, and your records stay on your device - No third-party ads or tracking - The app shows a small card introducing other apps by the developer (TORANKIRITE). To build it, the app reads public App Store information; nothing about you is sent