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Matching Pairs
The classic card-matching game, made of clay in Backyard Town: flip two cards at a time and find the pairs. Play solo, take on Scribble, Nino or Granny Quelonia, or play a friend on the same device, with 10, 15 or 20 pairs.
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Color by Number
A calm color-by-number puzzle set in Backyard Town: pick a paint pot and fill every area that has its number. Finish the page and the picture comes to life. Ten pages, from a little fish with 8 areas to Lia herself, with 28.
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Connect the Dots
The classic dot-to-dot puzzle, set in Backyard Town: tap 1, 2, 3… and Lia's Magic Crayon reveals the picture, which fills with color and comes to life. Ten levels, from a 10-dot star to a 16-dot Scribble.
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Peg Solitaire
Classic peg solitaire, made of clay in Backyard Town: a ball jumps over its neighbor into an empty hole, and the one it jumps comes off the board. Leave just one — finish in the center hole for 3 stars. Seven levels, from the Cross to the full board.
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Tower of Hanoi
The classic disk puzzle, made of clay in Backyard Town. Move the whole tower from the first peg to the last, one disk at a time, and never put a bigger disk on a smaller one. There are 6 towers, from 3 to 8 disks, and the fewer moves you make, the more stars you earn.
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Lia's Color Match
A clay match-3 game from Backyard Town. Take the bottom ball from any column, line up 3 of the same color in the tray and send every match to its jar: the picture comes back in color. The levels never end, and each one asks you to think a little further ahead.
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Workshop Jigsaw
A jigsaw puzzle the traditional way: the pieces start shuffled in a tray and you drag each one onto the table — in the right spot it snaps in, and neighboring pieces lock together and move as one. Ten pictures of the Steel Flames junkyard city, from 30 to 2,000 pieces. The game saves where you left off.
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Scrapyard Pipes
Turn the pipes and carry Lume's fire to the engine before her flame burns out. A pipe puzzle played in portrait mode, from the Steel Flames franchise, with stages generated on the spot — each one knottier — and the Warden closing in as the flame runs low.
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In a puzzle, the only thing in your way is your own thinking: the solution is right there — you just have to see it. Each game lays out the mechanics and the goal, and the difficulty ramps up as you work out the rules of the challenge.