Forest Watch: Logic Puzzle

Plant a forest by pure logic. Forest Watch is a cozy take on the classic Skyscrapers puzzle. Fill the grid so every row and column holds one tree of each height. The numbers around the edge tell you how many trees you can see from that side — because a tall tree hides every shorter one behind it. That one rule is the whole game, and it goes a surprisingly long way. A thousand levels, ranked by hand Every level is scored by a solver that reasons the way a person does, then placed on a curve that climbs from a gentle 3x3 to a full 6x6. Easy, Normal, Hard and Very Hard are honest labels, not decoration — you can see what you are walking into before you press play. Never a guess No shipped level needs one. Every board is solved by deduction alone, so a dead end is always a mistake you can find, never bad luck. And exploring is free: a move only counts against you when it is provably wrong. Take your time There is a clock, and it remembers your best — but nothing ever runs out. Make notes with pencil mode when a cell has more than one answer, undo a step you want back, or take a hint when a board has you stuck. Somewhere to come back to Three daily goals, drawn fresh each morning and met simply by playing. Coins to spend on hints. A save that follows you to a new phone if you want it to, and works perfectly well if you don't — you can play from the first level to the thousandth without ever making an account. - 1,000 levels, 3x3 through 6x6 - Every level solvable without guessing - Notes, undo and hints - Three daily goals with rewards - Best times for every level you clear - Level 1 teaches you the rules on a real board - English, Spanish, Portuguese, German and French - Plays offline - Free, with ads; rewarded ads are always optional Pour something warm, and go plant some trees.