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Puzzle games you can play in the browser

The puzzles here come in two kinds. The first is calm logic with no timer and no way to lose, where every board is checked by a solver before you see it. Prism Sort asks you to pour runs of coloured light between prisms until each holds one colour. Meltpour looks similar but changes the rule: pour copper onto tin and they fuse into bronze for good, so the order you pour in is the whole puzzle. Siding Yard is a train shunting puzzle in which a shuffled train must leave in number order using dead-end sidings, where the last wagon in is the first out. These three save your level and the board in progress, with free undo. The second kind adds pressure. Wordfall drops letters into a well and you spell words from anywhere in it before a column overflows, while Sumspill does the same with digit tiles, clearing touching groups that add up to a target. Stack Yard is a timing puzzle about where each crane load lands. Corridor Vault is a first-person maze where the key to each locked door is off the direct route and your lamp burns with every step you take.

Questions

Can every puzzle be solved?

Prism Sort, Meltpour and Siding Yard check every level with a solver before you play it, so each one can be finished. Sumspill only picks targets that some group of touching tiles already adds up to.

Do the puzzle games have a timer?

Prism Sort, Meltpour and Siding Yard have no timer and cannot be lost. Wordfall and Sumspill end when the well overflows, and Corridor Vault ends when the lamp runs out.

Is my progress saved?

Yes, in this browser. The level-based puzzles keep your level and the board you left mid-way, Wordfall and Sumspill keep best scores and a daily streak, and Corridor Vault keeps the run in progress and your deepest vault.