Stained Light: Logic Puzzles

Turn a dark window into glowing stained glass, one region at a time. Gentle chimes, soft music, no ads or timers. Start with 18 free puzzles.

Solve a puzzle. Fill a window with light. Trace from numbered lights to color the grid, then watch your finished stained glass cast colored shadows across the floor. Stained Light pairs thoughtful logic puzzles with gentle chimes and soft background music.

TRACE, THINK, AND RESTORE THE LIGHT Start at a numbered light and drag to paint its region. Each region must contain exactly one light, and its number tells you how many cells to fill. Complete the whole window to bring the glass to life.

ONE ANSWER, FOUND BY REASONING Every puzzle has a unique solution and has been checked to be solvable by deduction. Look at the numbers, follow the shapes, and find where each region belongs. Hints, undo, and restart help when you get stuck.

FROM SMALL PANES TO A GRAND CATHEDRAL Explore 66 puzzles across six chapters, from small 3-by-3 windows to larger 8-by-8 designs. Discover arches and rose windows, then meet new twists: fixed lead dividers and twin lights whose regions must share the same shape.

TAKE YOUR TIME No ads. No timers. Just shifting light, glassy sounds, and room to think. Play a single window on a break or settle in for a few more. Adjust music, sound, haptics, and motion to suit you.

A WORKSHOP THAT FITS YOUR SCREEN Tools sit beside your puzzle in a larger window and below it in a compact view. Desk layout pairs an overview with a zoomed tracing area. Switch memo mode and check the selected light’s cell count as you play.

18 PUZZLES FREE TO START Play the first two chapters for free. A single, one-time in-app purchase unlocks the remaining 48 puzzles across four chapters. No subscription and no further payments after unlocking. Restore purchases is supported.

Also includes hints, undo, restart, solution playback, and Japanese and English language options. Progress and settings stay on your device. No personal data collection, ads, or analytics.

Start with one small window. See what happens when the light returns.