Mini Games — Guides & Articles

• No Mid-Slide Stopping in Ice Sliding Maze — How It Works

  Published 2026-10-02

  No mid-slide stopping in Ice Sliding Maze. Each arrow input commits to a full slide until wall, block, or boundary. Learn the rule and plan five routes to…

  

• Hitori Solving Tips: Five Shades to a Clean Finish

  Published 2026-10-02

  Practical Hitori solving tips for a 5x5 grid: how to spot duplicates, plan adjacency, keep whites connected, and finish at 950 points with Hitori Puzzle.

  

• Hidden Words for Beginners: From First Click to 1,000

  Published 2026-10-02

  Hidden words for beginners: trace adjacent letters on a 5x5 grid, avoid a second wrong route, and reach 1,000 points across five targets.

  

• Find the Numbers Game: Five Original Boards From 1 to 8

  Published 2026-10-01

  Find the numbers game in your browser: search five original Canvas scenes in ascending order with touch or a keyboard scanner, and reach exactly 1,000 points.

  

• Hidato Daily Puzzle: Solve a Fixed 4x4 Number Path

  Published 2026-10-01

  Treat the Hidato daily puzzle as a quick, repeatable solve. One fixed 4x4 board, six immutable clues, eight-direction adjacency, exactly 1,000 points.

  

• How to Compare Two Approaches in Minesweeper

  Published 2026-10-01

  Compare two Minesweeper approaches on one fixed 9 by 9 board with 10 mines. Use adjacent-mine counts to test methods side by side.

  

• Mental Rotation Accuracy vs Speed: Reading Both Numbers

  Published 2026-10-01

  See how the Mental Rotation Test reports accuracy and visible-tab response time as separate route details from a six-comparison browser game.

  

• Does the Card Order Change After Restart in Memory Card Game?

  Published 2026-10-01

  Memory Match uses a fixed twelve-card board. Restart returns the exact same opening arrangement every time — no shuffle, no randomization, full reproducibility.

  

• Does the Runner Move Automatically in Gravity Flip Game?

  Published 2026-10-01

  No. The runner in Gravity Flip Game never moves on its own. It only moves when you press Advance or Flip + Advance, so timing and device speed do not matter.

  

• Heyawake Strategy: Solve a Fixed Board in Three Shades

  Published 2026-09-30

  Apply a tested Heyawake strategy to a fixed 3-by-6 board. Three clean shades satisfy room, adjacency, connectivity, and corridor rules for 970 points.