Silmadi

The feel of match-3, the certainty of a logic puzzle — on one board.

A match yields clues about the board’s hidden rule, not points. Gather the clues and settle the answer by deduction — no guessing. Every puzzle has exactly one solution, and pure deduction is enough to reach it. The promises behind this are laid out in Why matches give clues.

The name joins two Korean words: silmari, the loose thread that unravels a knot, and madi, a joint — a cell in the grid. Follow the thread, settle the cells; what the game does became its name. During development it went by Cellumo — the story of the renaming is in A name called Silmadi.

Silmadi is now in review on Google Play. It launches soon on Android.