One answer, pure logic
Every board has exactly one solution and can be solved by deduction. No guessing, no luck.
Brain Puzzle: Build Your City
Split every board into rectangles, one number in each. Every level has exactly one answer you can reach by logic alone, and every solve builds a new plot on your paper kingdom.
Shikaku is a classic Japanese logic puzzle. There is nothing to guess.
Drag across the grid and the rectangle snaps to whole squares.
A 4 needs four squares: two by two, or a line of four.
No gaps, no overlaps, exactly one number per rectangle. Each board has one solution.
Every solved board becomes a building. Chapters grow into towns, towns into a kingdom.








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Every board has exactly one solution and can be solved by deduction. No guessing, no luck.
A gentle climb from 5x5 boards up to 10x14, with a boss at the end of every 20-level chapter. Level 100 is the same puzzle for everyone.
Each solve raises a building on the map. Watch a blank shore turn into towns, a lantern quarter and beyond.
A new puzzle every morning, the same for everyone. Easy on Monday, Expert on Sunday. Keep a streak, with freezes for busy days.
Stuck? Kite the paper crane shows the next deduction and names the technique, so you learn it for next time.
Each board you finish plays back as its own short melody. Turn music and sounds on or off any time.
No time pressure: hide the timer. Tap two corners instead of dragging, light or dark theme, and a colour-blind palette.
On iPhone and iPad: a daily fastest-time leaderboard, your highest level, and achievements for chapters and streaks.
English, Arabic, Chinese, Dutch, French, German, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish and Turkish.

You are Wren, an apprentice surveyor. Follow Master Oda's notes across four acts, from the Blank Shore to the frontier, with Kite the paper crane at your side. The story arrives in short paper-craft scenes between chapters.




The whole game is free. Ads pay for it, and they stay out of your way.
Prices are shown in the App Store or Google Play for your country.