Finding Foxy

Finding Foxy is a logic puzzle about deduction. Thirteen animals share a small board of hexagons. Twelve of them come with clues. The thirteenth, Foxy, has none — you find her by working out where everyone else must go. How it works Each level gives you a board and a set of pieces: bears, cats and rabbits in four colours, plus Foxy. Clues on the board tell you what belongs where: a colour in a cell, an animal that must stay away from another, a group of pieces locked together in a block. Place every piece correctly and the puzzle is solved. Fair puzzles, every time Levels are generated and then verified before you play them: • Each level has exactly one solution. • There is always a logical first move. • You never need to guess. Two worlds The Forest introduces the rules one at a time: direct clues, keep-away rules, shape and colour reasoning, and blocks that move several pieces at once. The Deer world brings them all back on a larger 19-cell board, with deer, pine trees and rocks that change how the board reads. Hints that explain A hint never places a piece or shows the answer. It highlights one cell you can already solve and the clues that prove it, so you learn the reasoning instead of skipping it. Using hints doesn't affect your score. At your own pace No timer, no lives, no energy system. Play a quick level on the bus or spend an evening on a hard one. • Works offline • Available in English, Spanish, German, French, Portuguese, Japanese and Korean • Premium: one-time purchase, no subscription. Removes ads and gives unlimited hints and rerolls, plus access to the full campaign.