Every block has four sides. Turn it and flip it until the right one faces up, then drag it onto the board where it matches the target.
Recorded from the game itself, not mockups. Tap one to watch it full screen.
Twenty-six districts of twenty levels, and a boss at the end of every one. Every district has an anomaly of its own.
Finish District 26 and the Frontier opens, with districts that throw two anomalies at you at once.
There are 26 anomalies, and each one breaks the board its own way. Here are three.
Eight machines, each a quick game of its own.
The Daily Challenge is free. The other machines have a free run each day, and Mino's Club membership adds more.
Build your own puzzle. Pick the number of blocks, the colors and an anomaly, then share it and see who plays your puzzle.
One new puzzle a day is free. Mino's Club lets you build more.
It reads your play. Plain sentences about how you win, where you stall, and when you're at your best, from the puzzles and the Arcade alike.
It shows its math. Every number works itself out step by step, using methods from statistics and classic psychology experiments, and nothing appears until the evidence is there.
It tracks you over time. Trend lines, weekly reports and a monthly recap, always measured against your own record.
Free for everyone: Mind Style, a chart of how you play, and one Level Review a day. Mino's Club opens the rest.
Open packs and fill the pages. Hundreds of stickers settle into chapters, and a new chapter arrives every season.
Packs come from free gifts or Mino Bucks. What's inside is random, and the odds are published.
Coming to iOS and Android, in six languages.