Minesweeper is a logic game where you avoid mines, uncover safe cells, and use numeric clues to strategically locate all hidden bombs.

In Hitori, you shade cells so each number appears only once per row and column – with no adjacent black cells and connected white cells.

Place a diagonal in each cell following number clues, connect everything into one network, and avoid creating any closed loops.

Connect dots into a single closed loop – go straight through white circles, turn at black ones, and follow the number clues for correct line lengths.

Fill the grid with numbers – each appearing once per row and column – while following all greater/less-than clues between adjacent cells.

In Pipes, you rotate pipe pieces on a grid to form one continuous network – with no open ends and no closed loops.