Hanoi 3D

Hanoi 3D brings the Tower of Hanoi puzzle into a 3D layout with stacked rings and several pegs waiting for a full reorder. Kids can read the size pattern at a glance, and older players get a logic game that asks for planning ahead instead of random moves. The first layouts feel light, but extra pegs and more colored pieces quickly pack the board with harder choices. Large rings belong at the bottom, smaller ones belong above them, and the whole stack only looks right when every piece sits in descending order.

How to play?

On the board, pick up only the top ring from a stack and place it on another peg with enough room for it. A larger piece can never rest on a smaller one, so blocked moves force you to shift the upper rings first. When another pyramid joins the layout, use the empty space between pegs to park pieces temporarily and free the size you need. Later rounds add more sorting work, which means you'll need a longer move sequence before the full tower lines up correctly.