Shikaku Rectangles Puzzle

Name: Shikaku Rectangles Puzzle
Author: Soloras Technology

Soloras Technology

⬇ 10+ downloads

Est. actual: 14

Style: Other

Free

Released: Oct 6, 2026

No in-app purchases

Contains ads

Rated: Everyone

Mechanics Nonogram & grid logic

Signals

3 this week · 2 positive · 1 warning All of this week's signals →

📈Last 7 days +2 installs — 50% slower than the week before (+4) · 0/day since Oct 6
🏆Among Other games bottom 27% by installs gained this week (19538 peers growing)
🛠Updates actively updated · updated 10 days ago · every ~9 days (4 updates tracked)

Installs since launch

+14 installs since Oct 6

SDKs in the app · version 1.0.2, analysed Oct 8, 2026

Ad networkGoogle Mobile Ads (AdMob) 25.3.0
ConsentGoogle User Messaging Platform 4.0.0
Game engineCocos Creator 3.x

Found by static analysis of the app package; bundled is not the same as active. All SDKs →

Update history

1.0.5 Nov 3, 2026

First release. Includes classic Shikaku and Rectangles logic puzzles, multiple grid sizes, checks, hints, timed scores, and local progress.

1.0.4 Oct 26, 2026

First release. Includes classic Shikaku and Rectangles logic puzzles, multiple grid sizes, checks, hints, timed scores, and local progress.

1.0.2 Oct 7, 2026

First release. Includes classic Shikaku and Rectangles logic puzzles, multiple grid sizes, checks, hints, timed scores, and local progress.

1.0.1 Oct 6, 2026

First release. Includes classic Shikaku and Rectangles logic puzzles, multiple grid sizes, checks, hints, timed scores, and local progress.

Shikaku Rectangles Puzzle is an other game by Soloras Technology with 10+ downloads (about 14 estimated). +2 installs in the last 7 days. Released Oct 6, 2026. Install growth, rank history, SDKs and ad networks.

From the store listing: “Shikaku Rectangles Puzzle is a classic Japanese grid logic game about numbers, area, and clean deduction. Divide the entire board into rectangles or squares. Every rectangle must contain exactly one number, and its area in cells must equal that number. A clue 6 may form a 1x6, 2x3, 3x2, or 6x1 rectangle, but…”