Only the current version so far — new entries appear as the game ships updates.
Imagzle Minigames is a collection of more than 100 hand-built logic games. Each one is a single board that fits on one screen and takes somewhere between thirty seconds and two minutes to solve.
There is no text to read. Every puzzle teaches itself through its own board — you tap, something responds, and the rule becomes obvious. Nothing is explained in a tutorial, so nothing depends on the language you speak. You can hand the phone to someone and watch them work it out.
The puzzles
Grid deduction — Sudoku Mini, Suguru, Futoshiki, Calcudoku, Skyscrapers, Binairo, Star Battle, Queens, Dominosa, Fillomino, Kakuro, Hitori, Akari, Nonogram, Nurikabe, Masyu, Slitherlink, Rectangles, Magic Square
Shape and space — Tangram, Pentominoes, Untangle, Wires, Laser Mirrors
Movement and planning — Crate Push, Unblock, Towers of Hanoi, Peg Solitaire, Knight's Tour, Water Jugs, Bridges, Lights Out
Memory and pattern — Slide Puzzle, Puzzle 15, Code Breaker, Melody Echo, Memory Sequence
And many more, with new boards added all the time.
How it plays
One puzzle per screen. No scrolling, no menus in the way, nothing to configure before you start.
No timers and no lives. A board waits for you as long as you need, and a wrong move costs you nothing but the move.
The board recognises its own solution. There is no button to press to check your answer — when the puzzle is solved, it says so.
Everything runs offline. The puzzles are on your device; no connection is needed to play them.
Portrait on phones, and free rotation on tablets and foldables.
What it does not have
No advertising, anywhere in the app.
No account and no sign-up.
No tracking identifiers and no third-party analytics.
Your progress
Progress is stored on your device. If you want it on a second device, you can attach an email address to your save — the game asks first, and declining changes nothing about how it plays.
The interface is available in English, Italian, Spanish, French, German and Russian. The puzzles themselves are the same in every language, because there is nothing in them to translate.
Made in Italy by Obsidian Art, the studio behind Imagzle.
Questions, bugs, or a board that looks unsolvable: imagzle@obsidianart.com
