Hashi Infinite

Hashi Infinite by Vector Game is an engrossing logic puzzle game that offers an endless supply of challenges based on the classic Japanese puzzle known as "Hashiwokakero" or "Bridges." With its simple yet addictive gameplay and clean, minimalist design, Hashi Infinite provides a pure puzzle-solving experience for players of all skill levels. The objective of the game is to connect all the islands on a grid with a network of bridges according to the given numerical clues. These clues indicate how many bridges must be connected to each island, creating a complex web of connections that requires logical thinking and strategic planning to solve. The objective of the game is to connect all the islands by drawing a network of bridges that adhere to six specific rules: 1. Bridges must start and end at distinct islands, maintaining a straight line between them. 2. Bridges cannot cross other bridges or islands. 3. Bridges can only run horizontally or vertically (no diagonal connections). 4. A maximum of two bridges can connect any pair of islands. 5. The number of bridges connected to each island must match the number within that island. 6. All islands must be connected in a single …

It's pretty fun despite looking very barebones. However, just like many of the other basic puzzles like Sudoku and Picross, harder levels quickly devolve into trying a bunch of options until you find something that works, which isn't necessarily a bad thing if you're just looking for something to mindlessly solve. I do also appreciate the help of being able to click the points to see if your lines are correct, though I rarely used it as it makes the puzzles completely trivial. Great feature if you're stuck though!