One puzzle, every decision explained
Follow all 25 decisions on a board you can open with a three-word code.
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Guides for curious players
Find a useful rule, follow a full solve, or pause over a move before revealing the answer. These guides use the games’ actual rules and concrete examples.
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Stay with one good example
A complete solve, a case notebook, three bird placements, and four card hands.
The clue that opens the case
Seven clues, four bakers, and a marzipan key. Open the notebook when you are ready for spoilers.
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Where can this bird still go?
Three visual questions about a tiny habitat, an occupied row, and one dangerous diagonal.
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Don’t spend your Wild too early
Compare four hands before spending your most flexible card.
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Start with your game
Rules, controls, and the habits that make the next move easier.
How to solve Kingfisher habitat grids
Use row, column, habitat, and bird constraints in an order that avoids guessing.
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How to solve sun-and-moon grids
Read equality clues, prevent triples, balance each line, and combine deductions.
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A strategy primer for all six daily puzzles
Recognize the decisive constraint in Crowns, Futoshiki, Tally, Trail, Ripple, and Tides.
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Control the color and protect your last card
Time action cards, choose Wild colors, make the Rumble call, and adapt to five optional rules.
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Help young finders turn a clue into a search plan
Use spoken clues, scene zones, hints, and sticker rewards without taking over the hunt.
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Build an airtight cozy-mystery case
Translate prose clues into grid facts, propagate exclusions, and prove the culprit without guessing.
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