Coming to iOS
Fill the shape,
one glass triangle at a time.
A triangle tangram. Every board is an outline — a hexagon, a star, a fox, a rocket — and a tray of glass pieces made of triangles. Turn them, fit them, and fill every cell. Each board is made so it can be solved, and the game never leaves you stuck.
Coming to the App Store soon.
The Daily
One board a day, the same for everyone, new at midnight in your own timezone. Easier early in the week, hardest on Saturday, and a big picture board every Sunday.
Every solve scores points on a weekly leaderboard, and a calendar keeps every day you have played, with your streak.
Classic
300 levels in ten chapters, each with its own twist: hexagons, coloured pins, pictures to rebuild, giant pieces, two boards at once, stones, pieces that cannot turn, spare pieces, and a board that grows.
Chests along the way, a finale at the end of each chapter, and a lifelong leaderboard.
Hints, Triangles and the shop
Stuck? The game nudges you for free — it shows where one piece goes, or which piece to take back. The hint bulb shows a piece’s place whenever you want it, for a few Triangles— the game’s currency — or for one short video.
You earn Triangles from chests, chapter finales and the Daily, and you can buy packs of them. A Daily you missed opens with Triangles or one video, and stays open.
No Ads removes the banner and the full-screen ads for good. All Dailies opens every past Daily. Premium is both, with a stack of Triangles. Videos you choose to watch for a reward stay available either way. None of it is needed to play, and a hint never lowers the points a board is worth.
Events
Short themed chapters for a few weeks at a time. The first is Halloween, October 17 to November 2: twenty picture boards — ghosts, bats, a skull, a cauldron and candy corn. Points you earn count on the Classic leaderboard.
Play now, sign in if you like
The game works from the moment you open it, with no sign-in. If you want your Triangles, purchases and progress on every device, sign in with Apple or with an email address — and you can delete that account in the app at any time.
On the leaderboards you appear under a name the game makes up for you, which you can change. The privacy policy sets out exactly what is kept and who sees it.