r/puzzle

1000 pezzi clementoni.
Molte volte ho pensato di mollare 😂

Hi everyone,

I’m the developer behind "Riddle & Brain Teasers," a new app I’ve been working on. I wanted to create something that is both entertaining and genuinely good for keeping your mind sharp.

The app is packed with hundreds of riddles and logic puzzles ranging across various difficulty levels. Whether you are prepping for a competitive exam, love trivia, or just want to kill some time with a productive brain workout, this should be a fun addition to your phone.

Key Features:

Hundreds of Puzzles: Lots of content to keep you thinking.

Brain Training: Designed to improve logic, memory, and concentration.

Offline Mode: Play it anywhere, anytime without needing an internet connection.

Clean Design: A distraction-free, user-friendly interface.

It’s completely free to check out, and I’d love to hear your feedback or any suggestions you have to make it better.

Download here:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rifkyahd2591.riddleMaster

Let me know what you think!

Game Title: Mercuro

Playable Link: http://apps.apple.com/app/id6762402072

Platform: iOS (iPhone and iPad). Available on the App Store.

Description: Mercuro is a thermometer logic puzzle played on a grid of connected tubes. Every tube fills from its bulb upward, and your job is to fill them so that the number of filled cells in each row and column matches the clue printed along its edge. It is a game of pure deduction: there is no guessing, and every board has exactly one valid solution, so you can always reason your way to the answer. There are a few fresh puzzles every day, plus a large set of handcrafted levels that gradually increase in difficulty. Mercuro is fully offline and has no subscription.

I have tried to keep it polished and as least-annoying as possible, with a global leaderboard, achievements to chase, a hint engine for when you get stuck, and unlockable themes that restyle the whole board. I am a solo developer, and I mostly want honest feedback: what is confusing, what feels off, and what you would want more of.

Free to Play Status: Free to play

Involvement:
Solo developer.

Hello everyone🤗
I’m back again with another puzzle for you.
I genuinely enjoy reading your answers, explanations, and different ways of thinking. Your contributions make these puzzles much more interesting, and I want to thank all of you for taking the time to participate.
For the previous puzzle, one of the users from this community submitted a solution on my website, and I ended up using that explanation as the featured answer. That’s why your feedback and reasoning are so valuable to me. Sometimes you spot patterns and approaches that I never considered myself.
If you’d like, you can also submit your answer through the link below. I’ll review all the responses and select the explanation that best solves the puzzle to be featured on the website.
Thank you in advance for your contribution and support. ☺️I hope you enjoy this puzzle as much as the previous one.
Good luck, and have fun solving it!
I’ll do my best to reply to your comments and discuss your solutions whenever I have time.
See you in the next puzzle, and take care!
https://whats-your-iq.com/en/questions/logical-reasoning/shape-matrix-reasoning-puzzle-find-the-missing-tile

I published a Sudoku app and am looking for people to give me feedback, and what to improve. Anything helps even if you hate it! Thank you!

LJ’s Sudokus

I’ve been building a daily word game called TUMBLER for over 5 months now, and I’m releasing it publicly today.

The puzzle is simple to pick up: you get 6 tries to crack a 4-letter code. But instead of standard Wordle-style feedback, each guess gives you color + directional clues, so you’re narrowing letters by whether they need to go higher or lower in the alphabet.

The part I think makes it a little different is the crew leaderboard.

You can absolutely play it solo, but you can also create or join a crew and compare daily results with friends. I wanted it to feel less like “post your score and forget it” and more like an ongoing mini rivalry around the daily puzzle.

A few quick things:

•    free

•    browser-based

•    mobile-friendly

•    one daily puzzle

•    optional crew competition

Would love honest feedback on:

•    whether the clue system feels intuitive

•    whether the puzzle feels satisfying to solve

•    whether the crew leaderboard actually adds something meaningful

Link: https://akashramsankar.github.io/Tumbler/

If you try it, I’d really love to hear your first impression.

this puzzle feels IMPOSSIBLE! can anyone help? all of the dots need to be connected to their respective color match, but none of them can overlap! is it even possible? thanks LOL