Bridge Puzzle

Bridge Puzzle is a classic Japanese logic puzzle, often called Hashi, that both kids and adults enjoy. The playing field is filled with small islands, each shown as a circle with a number on it. That number tells you how many bridges have to connect to that island. Your goal is to link all the islands, so they form one single network you can move across. It sounds simple, but as soon as you start, you see that every move needs to be thought through carefully. This Bridge Puzzle logic game has 40 levels, and each new puzzle demands more attention and focus.

How to play?

You see a field of small numbered circles, which are the islands. The number on each one shows how many bridges must connect to it. You can connect islands with straight lines only, vertically or horizontally. Bridges cannot cross other bridges or pass through any islands, and between two islands, you can place either one or two bridges. At the start, there is a short tutorial to help you get going. When you make a correct connection, the islands light up green. If you make a mistake, they turn red. If you are unsure where to begin, start with the islands with lower numbers. They help you find the first correct bridges and slowly build out the entire layout.