Fill the Grid with Logic

It's basically Shikaku puzzles but with a really nice interface. You're filling in rectangles on a grid - sounds simple but it gets tricky fast. No messy overlaps or gaps allowed!

Play Free on Google Play
Screenshot of the game

FEATURES

  • Number-Guided Patches

    Each numbered cell tells you exactly how many squares its rectangular patch must cover. Place them with precision.

  • Minimalist Design

    The interface is pretty minimal - no distracting stuff everywhere. Dragging pieces around feels responsive, which is nice when you're trying to think through a tough puzzle.

  • Progressive Difficulty

    Start with simple grids and advance to larger, more complex boards that challenge your spatial reasoning.

  • Relaxing Logic Flow

    No timers or pressure — solve at your own pace while training your brain with every satisfying completion.

HOW IT WORKS

  • 1. Read the Numbers

    Study the grid — each number shows the exact area the patch covering it must fill.

  • 2. Place Your Patches

    Drag to draw rectangles and squares that match the numbers perfectly.

  • 3. Complete the Grid

    Cover every cell without gaps or overlaps. Watch the board light up when solved.

TESTIMONIALS

  • "Really scratches that puzzle itch."
    Easy to learn but I keep coming back to it. Great for when I need to zone out and think.

    — Elena Moreau, ★★★★★

  • "My new daily brain trainer."
    Love the clean look, and the difficulty ramps up nicely. Never feels impossible - just need to think it through.

    — Raj Patel, ★★★★★

  • "Better than expected."
    Good take on Shikaku puzzles. Controls work well, and some of those bigger grids had me stumped for a while.

    — Sophie Laurent, ★★★★☆

FAQ

  • Yes, completely free to download and play on Google Play.

  • It's like Shikaku puzzles - you fill a grid with rectangles using number clues. Pretty chill way to exercise your brain.

  • Yes, all puzzles are available offline for focused play anytime.

  • Starts simple enough for anyone, but the bigger puzzles will definitely test you if you're into logic games.