Tilewright vs Detective Grid

Every seam agrees. Tilewright is a calm, cozy tile puzzle. Rebuild beautiful hand-drawn boards — winding rivers, blooming meadows, old railways, buzzing circuit boards — one tile at a time. Two tiles may sit side by side only when their touching edges match: that single rule is the whole game. NINE WORLDS TO RESTORE From the gentle Zen Garden to the dense traces of Circuit City — 216 levels across nine hand-drawn worlds, each with its own art and mood. FIVE WAYS TO PLAY • Restore — place every tile so all seams agree • Pathways — fill the board and connect the banners by road • Untangle — rotate tiles until the picture flows • Masterpiece Dominoes — rebuild famous paintings pair by pair • Warden — mend the fences and keep every creature safely enclosed A DAILY RITUAL One shared puzzle for every player, every day, with streaks to keep. Come back tomorrow. MADE TO RELAX No ads, no accounts, no pressure. A kids-friendly Sprout tier keeps little puzzlers happy, and reduced-motion settings are respected throughout. Works completely offline; optional anonymous backup keeps your stars safe. Every puzzle is generated from a fully solved board, so a solution always exists. If you enjoy sudoku, you'll feel at home: every placement is a deduction, and the board always has an answer.

Twenty suspects. One grid. Every card you turn over gives you a new clue. Detective Grid is a logic puzzle in the shape of a murder mystery. Nobody is guilty until you can prove it — and every case has exactly one solution you can reach by reasoning alone. No luck, no guessing, no hidden information. HOW IT PLAYS • Tap a suspect, then mark them innocent or guilty • Each solved card reveals its clue, which unlocks the next one • Clues talk about rows, columns, neighbours, professions and each other • Get it wrong and the mistake counter remembers 1,000 CASES Case 1 is a two-minute warm-up. By case 900 you are chaining a dozen deductions before the first card falls. Difficulty rises gradually across the whole run, so there is always one more case just at the edge of comfortable. • Play offline — everything is on your device • Six languages: English, Turkish, German, French, Spanish, Japanese • Hints and skips when a case really will not break • Dark and light themes, sound you can turn off • No account, no sign-up If you like Sudoku, nonograms, Minesweeper or classic whodunit riddles, this sits right between them: the deduction of a logic grid with the cast of a detective story.