Orangle vs Hashi Bridges

Orangle is a 3D merge puzzle that's easy to pick up and hard to put down. Tap a column to drop the next cube, line up matching numbers and watch them merge into bigger and bigger values. Keep the board alive, chase your best score and see how high you can climb. Simple to start. Deep to master. • One-tap controls: drop, match, merge • A 4×4×4 grid you can spin and view from any angle • A board that adapts to how you play and keeps every run fresh • Special cubes, chain reactions and satisfying combos • Power Moves to clear the board when things get tight • Daily rewards and free crystals • Plays offline, no account needed • Available in English, French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese and Korean How long can you keep merging?

Hashi, also known as Bridges, is a logic puzzle about connecting islands into a single network. Each island shows a number telling you exactly how many bridges must reach it. You draw single or double bridges between islands in the same row or column, and no bridge can cross another. Features: • Drag from an island, or tap between two islands, to build a bridge • Build again to make it a double, once more to clear it • Smart checking stops you from crossing bridges or overshooting an island's number • Islands turn purple as you connect them and green when their number is met • Three difficulty levels: Easy, Medium, Hard • Progress saves automatically, so you can pick up later • Stats and best times for every difficulty • Plays fully offline A handsome, calming bridge puzzle for logic fans. If you like Sudoku, Slitherlink, or Nurikabe, Hashi could be your next obsession.