Habitat logic
Solo logic puzzle
Kingfisher
Place exactly one bird in every row, column, and outlined habitat. Birds cannot touch—not even at diagonal corners—so every placement changes several parts of the board at once.
Start with a guided Journey or choose another board in the web edition. Tap a cell to cycle between a bird, an exclusion mark, and an open square. The satisfying part is the chain reaction: one forced bird can close a habitat, finish a row, and expose the next safe landing place.
- Board range
- 5×5 through 9×9
- Difficulty
- Four calibrated tiers
- Best for
- Methodical solo deduction
Card game · 2–4 players
Rainbow Rumble
Match the discard pile by color, number, or symbol, use action cards to interrupt the table, and be the first player to empty your hand.
Play with people sharing the screen, computer rivals, or a mix of both. The setup panel supports two to four total players and optional rules including learning mode for kids, jump-ins, stacking, sevens-and-zeros, and draw-to-a-match. Remember to call “Rumble!” before you play down to one card.