Fadegrid

Every tap sends a ripple. Touch one tile and it flips together with its neighbors — the trick is chaining those ripples until the whole grid goes dark. That single rule hides a lot of depth. Because each move changes several tiles at once, clearing the board is never about tapping randomly; it's about reading the pattern and planning the order of your moves. Fadegrid stretches the idea further than the usual version: the grid comes in different shapes — squares, diamonds, hex layouts — and the way a tap spreads can change too, rippling in a cross, along the diagonals, or in a knight's jump. Each combination plays like its own puzzle. There's plenty to work through. Handcrafted level packs ramp up steadily, an endless mode spins up a fresh board whenever you want one, and a par target on every puzzle rewards a tighter, smarter solve. Undo lets you try ideas without fear, and a hint is waiting for the moments you get truly stuck. It's fully bilingual — Slovenian and English, chosen on first launch and switchable in settings — and it runs entirely on your device: no account, no connection, no ads. Just you, the grid, and the quiet click of the last light going out.