Simon Tatham's Puzzles

Simon Tatham’s Puzzles is a collection of puzzle games with a minimalist design, adjustable difficulty and one-touch controls. Almost four dozen seemingly unpretentious, but inherently complex logical entertainment that trains memory, mathematical calculation, attentiveness and spatial thinking. Each game is accompanied by a set of rules, with the help of which the development of the gameplay will be painless and fast.

Make a railroad out of disparate pieces, focusing on columns and rows. They suggest how many elements should be placed in the selected zone – the tracks should not intersect with each other. Color the squares black or white on the playing field so that no three consecutive vertical or horizontal squares are of the same color, and each column and row contains an equal number of white and black elements. Arrange the magnets on the field, taking into account the poles, so that they do not repel each other. Test other interesting classic puzzles.

Features:

• a collection of intelligent mini-games in a concise design;
• ease of development and detailed explanation of the rules;
• select control options as desired;
• does not require internet access.

Tasks in the puzzle differ in terms of passage, and they are united only by the fact that game events unfold on a square-shaped platform (the size is customizable by the user). Simon Tatham’s Puzzles is, without exaggeration, a masterpiece timekiller that helps keep the brain in good shape, and is available regardless of the presence of the Internet.