About Little Order.

Why Little Order exists

Little Order is an independent puzzle project by Rafael Quirós Valderrama. The idea is simple: a short break built around noticing relationships, trying an arrangement, and seeing everything click into place.

There are no lives to lose and no timer pushing you along. You can undo a move, take a hint, or walk away and return. The daily puzzle rotates between word searches, nonograms, switch-off puzzles, clue boards, sliding shelves, and no-repeat squares. The practice library lets you choose a type whenever you like. The daily rotation draws from the same 72 puzzles, with separate progress for daily and practice attempts.

Small puzzles, clear rules

The six-object clue puzzles are checked against all 720 arrangements. The larger clue boards are checked for a single arrangement using their connected position rules. Every no-repeat square is checked for one solution, and the sliding puzzles start from solvable positions with verified shortest move counts. Every nonogram is checked for one solution and a path of line-by-line deductions. Every listed word has one location in its word search. Switch-off boards are checked for solvability and a shortest press count. These checks give us a clear foundation; they don’t mean every player will find the difficulty or hints equally intuitive.

Little Order was built with AI assistance, including the object illustrations, and mathematical checks of the puzzle rules. We’re still learning which puzzles feel the most satisfying. If a clue is confusing or a control gets in your way, tell us about it.

Designed for a gentler kind of play

Object names, shapes, and symbols make the rules understandable without relying on color. You can play by tapping, clicking, or using a keyboard. Your progress stays on your device, without creating a game account.

Little Order is a game for enjoyment. We don’t claim that it measures intelligence or provides health benefits.