Mostovi

Mostovi is a serene logic puzzle about joining islands. Each board scatters numbered islands across the water, and your task is to link them with bridges until every island carries exactly as many bridge-ends as its number says. The rules are few and elegant: bridges run only straight, horizontally or vertically, never cross each other, and at most two can run between any pair of islands — yet from those simple constraints grow boards you'll turn over in your mind with real satisfaction. The logic is genuine and fair. Every puzzle has a single solution reachable by pure reasoning, the board draws each bridge cleanly as you add it, and islands quietly settle once their count is met so you can always see your progress. Tap between two islands to add a bridge, tap again for a double, once more to clear — the whole thing flows under your finger, and a gentle check flags an island that has too many connections before it leads you astray. There's a generous amount to work through. Dozens of hand-built boards grow from tiny four-island warmups to sprawling archipelagos across easy, medium and hard tiers, grouped into packs with your progress and best times saved as you go. An undo lets you explore a line of reasoning and back out, a reset clears the water for a fresh attempt, and a limited hint reveals one bridge that logic forces when you're truly stuck, keeping the challenge honest rather than maddening. Wrapped in a big animated title, a calm water-and-island palette and buttons styled just for it, Mostovi runs completely offline with no account and no ads, in Slovenian and English. Whether you want a five-minute crossing or a long, absorbing network to untangle, it turns a scatter of numbered islands into the quiet pleasure of everything finally connecting.