Today’s grid is the same for everyone.
Join the islands with bridges until every number is matched and everything links up. No guessing, just logic.
All 38 puzzles
Pick a game. Hashi is live today; the rest are on the way.
Binairo
Fill 0s and 1s, never three in a row
Star Battle
Place stars that never touch
Sudoku
Digits 1–9 in every row, column and box
Nonograms
Paint a hidden picture from clues
Minesweeper
Clear the field without a blast
Light Up
Place bulbs to light every cell
Hitori
Shade duplicates, keep it connected
Hashi
Connect islands with bridges
Slitherlink
Draw one loop around the numbers
Masyu
Thread a loop through the pearls
Nurikabe
Build islands in a sea of black
Shikaku
Split the grid into rectangles
Kakuro
Crossword sums with digits 1–9
Killer Sudoku
Sudoku with cage sums
Jigsaw Sudoku
Sudoku with wobbly regions
Futoshiki
Latin square with < and > signs
Skyscrapers
Count towers seen from each side
Tents
Pitch a tent beside every tree
Battleships
Find the hidden fleet
Kakurasu
Shade cells to hit the index sums
Aquarium
Fill each tank to one water level
Thermometers
Fill thermometers from the bulb
Dominosa
Find every domino in the grid
Galaxies
Divide into symmetric galaxies
Heyawake
Shade cells room by room
Kurodoko
Numbers count every cell they see
LITS
One tetromino in every region
Norinori
Exactly two shaded cells per region
Shakashaka
Shade triangles to make rectangles
Shingoki
Loop through the numbered circles
Slant
Draw diagonals, never close a loop
Stitches
Sew neighbouring regions together
Tapa
Build a wall around the clues
Yin-Yang
Split black and white into two groups
Lollipops
Pair every circle with a stick
Pipes
Rotate tiles to connect the network
Mosaic
Numbers count shaded neighbours
Renzoku
Dots mark consecutive digits
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Printable HashiFree logic puzzles, one tap away
PuzzleNest is a growing collection of 38 logic puzzles you can play right in your browser, starting with Hashi (Bridges). Every grid has exactly one solution you can reach by pure deduction, so there is never any guessing. Pick a size and difficulty, ask for a hint when you are stuck, or print a puzzle for pencil and paper.