Infinite Patches

Infinite mode uses a procedural generation algorithm to create a brand-new, unique, and solvable puzzle every time you request one. Unlike the fixed 'Levels', you will never see the same puzzle twice here. It’s the perfect mode for endless practice, quick mental warm-ups, or simply enjoying the flow of solving without the pressure of a fixed progression.

The controls are simple and intuitive. On a desktop, click and drag from a clue cell to draw a shape. On mobile, tap and drag. If you make a mistake, simply click (or tap) the shape again to delete it. You can also use the 'Undo' button to revert your last move and the 'Reset' button to clear the entire board and start over.

The 'Random' option is an excellent tool for improving your mental flexibility. By switching between different grid sizes, you prevent your brain from getting too comfortable with the patterns of a single dimension. This forces you to adapt your strategy on the fly and strengthens your core problem-solving skills, making you a more versatile and efficient player overall.

We have a rigorous quality-control process. Every single puzzle created by our generator is immediately passed to an internal solver algorithm. This algorithm confirms that there is at least one valid solution reachable by pure logic before the puzzle is ever presented to you. This guarantees you will never be given an impossible grid.

Infinite puzzles are designed for continuous, session-based play, so progress for an individual puzzle is not saved if you close the page. If you're looking for a mode where you can save your progress and return to a specific challenge later, we highly recommend our 'Levels' section, which is built specifically for that purpose.

In Infinite Mode, difficulty is primarily adjusted by changing the grid size. A smaller grid like 4x4 is great for beginners, while a larger 10x10 grid offers a much greater challenge due to the increased number of cells and more complex interactions between shapes. Experiment with different sizes to find the difficulty that feels right for you.