How to play every Numalo game
- How to play Sudoku: The world's favourite number puzzle. No maths needed, just logic.
- How to play Killer Sudoku: Sudoku with a twist: the clues are sums, not starting digits.
- How to play Mathdoku: A grid of little sums. Every cage is a mini arithmetic puzzle.
- How to play Skyscrapers: Picture a city from above. The clues tell you how many towers you can see from each side.
- How to play Kakuro: A crossword made of numbers. Each run of squares adds up to its clue.
- How to play Hitori: Clear the duplicates by shading squares, without cutting the grid in two.
- How to play Binary: Just 0s and 1s, but they have to be perfectly balanced.
- How to play Futoshiki: A small Latin square with arrows that point the way.
- How to play Sequence: Spot the pattern and find the missing number.
- How to play Number Path: Thread one unbroken chain from 1 to the last number.
- How to play Nonogram: Paint by numbers. Solve the clues and a picture appears.
- How to play Target: A mental maths challenge: combine the tiles to hit the target exactly.
- How to play Merge: Slide, merge and build the biggest number you can.
- How to play Blitz: Sixty seconds of quick sums. How high can you score?
- How to play Mines: The classic mine-clearing puzzle, rebuilt so it never makes you guess.
- How to play Strike: Too many numbers. Cross some out until every line adds up.
- How to play Kakurasu: A shading puzzle where every square has a weight.
- How to play Tents: A camping puzzle. Every tree needs a tent, and the tents want some peace.
- How to play Bridges: Link the islands with bridges so every number is met and everything is connected.
- How to play Tectonic: Fill each outlined region with the numbers 1 up to its size, with no number touching itself.
- How to play Drop Merge: Drop numbered tiles into five columns and watch matching ones merge into bigger numbers.
- How to play Gauntlet: A run of quick number challenges that gets harder every floor. One more go is never enough.
- How to play Star Battle: A star-placing puzzle with a dash of battleships. Every region wants exactly one star.
- How to play Dominosa: A full set of dominoes has been shuffled into a grid. Put them back together.
- How to play Slitherlink: Draw a single loop through the dots. Easy to learn, hard to put down.
- How to play Light Up: Light every corner of the room without any two bulbs shining on each other.
- How to play Cross Math: A little crossword where the answers are sums.
- How to play Pairs: Clear the board two numbers at a time.