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How to play Hoglo: the rules and your first grid
Three simple rules, one solution per grid, and a gentle way to start your very first puzzle.
How to play6 guides
How to play Hoglo: the rules and your first grid
Three simple rules, one solution per grid, and a gentle way to start your very first puzzle.
How to play Snailo: one snail, every leaf, then home
The world’s slowest puzzle in a few minutes: the goal, the silver trail, the five new ideas and the daily Trace.
How to play Waddlo: send every duck home
One tap, one direction, one very polite pond. Everything you need to free your first ducks.
How to play Hatchlo: turn the rings and hatch the egg
Openings, notches, the glowing exit and the golf-style “par”: your first egg, step by step.
Hatchlo creatures: how to collect all 15 and decorate the nest
Common, rare and legendary: where each kind of creature comes from, plus feathers, the daily egg and your cosy nest.
How to play Fireflo: sort the glowing fireflies
Jars, glows and a quiet night in the forest: the basics of Fireflo, including the colour-mixing jars.
Strategy5 guides
Five logic techniques to solve any Hoglo grid
From the smallest zone to “two zones in two rows”: the reasoning patterns that unlock bigger grids.
Stuck on a Hoglo grid? A calm routine that never needs a guess
A simple loop of scanning, crossing and testing ideas, plus what to do when nothing seems to move.
Waddlo strategy: think in order, not in ducks
How to find the right sequence by working from the ducks that are free right now.
Snailo strategy: plan the route before you slide
Dead ends, the chessboard trick and working backwards from the flowerpot: calm ways to find the one route.
Sorting puzzle strategy: five habits that make jars easy
Free space, planning backwards and patience: ideas that work for Fireflo and any sorting puzzle.
Mind & calm1 guides
Why a small logic puzzle can slow your day down
A clear goal, no clock and a satisfying “click”: what makes calm puzzles such a pleasant pause.
Behind the scenes1 guides
Behind the scenes: how we make sure every level can be solved
Solvers, one-solution grids and “par” values: the quiet machinery behind a puzzle that never cheats.