Yagura: Daily Logic Puzzle

The number on the edge isn't a rule to satisfy. It's what you'd see standing on that street. Solve it flat, then turn it and count the roofs.

One skyline a day. The same one for everybody.

Every number around the edge tells you how many towers you would see standing on that street and looking down it. A taller tower hides every shorter one behind it. Fill the grid so all of them come true at once, and no height repeats in a row or column.

That rule is why this puzzle is a city rather than a table of numbers. Turn the board and you are on the street, counting roofs. The clue stops being a constraint and becomes the view.

THE SAME BOARD AS EVERYONE ELSE One puzzle a day, worldwide. It is generated on your device from today's date, so there is no server, no account and nothing to wait for. The board is there when you open the app, on a plane or underground.

NEVER A GUESS Every board has exactly one solution and can be reasoned to the end. That is guaranteed when the puzzle is built, not hoped for afterwards. Stuck means a clue you have not finished reading.

GRID, THEN CITY Two camera angles on one board, and the toggle turns each into the other. Read it flat. Then drag, and look along the streets you just built.

AGAINST THE CLOCK The timer starts on your first move and stops when the last tower lands. Your time goes to today's Game Center leaderboard — today's, not all-time, so a first-day player can top it. Then keep the streak alive.

LEARNED BY PLAYING The tutorial is two real boards, not a slideshow. You will have placed a tower before anyone explains anything.

BUILT TO BE HEARD VoiceOver written by hand, plot by plot. Every tower, clue and street says exactly what a sighted player sees, and nothing more.

TENSHU — ONE PURCHASE, ONCE Opens the archive back to day one, boards of your own from 4×4 to 8×8, and every color palette. No subscription. No ads. The daily stays free and identical for everyone.