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Visual logic puzzles. Everything has a place.

Read the position clues and swap familiar objects into their one correct arrangement. Start with six pieces, then connect more clues on nine- and twelve-piece boards.

Choose a puzzle

Start with Gentle, or move through Steady, Tricky and Stretch for a longer challenge.

How to play visual logic puzzles

  1. Read the position clues. A check mark means the current arrangement matches that clue; it does not lock the pieces.
  2. Select any object, then another, to swap their positions. Unlike a sliding puzzle, the objects do not have to be neighbors.
  3. Use the clues together until every relationship is true. The starting board has one correct solution, and hints are available if you need a nudge.

Join two clues together

If a clue places the mug immediately left of the book, treat them as a pair in the same row. A second clue may tell you where that pair belongs. Connect the relationships: if one object is directly above a second, and the second is directly above a third, they form a column of three.

Your board is saved in this browser when local storage is available. You can leave and come back on the same device. For keyboard controls and saving details, see the complete playing guide.

Before your next puzzle

Is this a traditional logic grid puzzle?

These are visual arrangement puzzles. You move objects on a board instead of filling a deduction table with ticks and crosses. The common idea is to combine clues until only one arrangement fits.

Where can I play the daily version?

The home page has the daily six-object puzzle. A new daily arrangement arrives at 00:00 UTC. These practice boards stay available so you can revisit them whenever you like.