In Good Order
A new logic puzzle every day.
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Key features
- A new daily puzzle for everyone: gentle on Monday, Tricky by the weekend
- Six Checks a day, each marking the rows you have right
- Share a spoiler-free result, compare with friends and challenge them
- Every puzzle has exactly one answer, reachable by reasoning alone
- Three-step hints that explain the deduction instead of giving it away
- An archive of past days, eight puzzle packs and themed events
- A crisp two-ink look, with themes, piece styles and stamps to collect
That must go there, which means this can't go here.
In Good Order is a daily logic puzzle. Each morning brings one new board, the same for every player: a few named pieces, a numbered stack of rows (row 1 is always the top) and a handful of clues. Work out where every piece belongs, then press Check.
Six Checks a day
A Check marks which rows hold the right piece, without saying where the others go. Solve it in as few Checks as you can: reason it all out and you'll do it in one. A hint costs a Check, so help is always there and your score stays honest. Run out, and the answer is shown and your streak is kept.
Fair, every time
Every puzzle has exactly one answer, and every one can be reached by reasoning alone, with no guessing. Clues use plain, exact words: directly above, somewhere between, next to each other. Each one means one thing. Monday is gentle; by the weekend it's Tricky.
Share it, compare it
Your result is a little grid of Checks that never gives the answer away. Share it, challenge a friend to match it, see how your friends did today, and how everyone did. Three house rivals (always marked as the game's own) make sure there's someone to beat.
More when you want it
Missed a day? The archive keeps every past puzzle: the last week is free, and the rest unlock with Gems. Eight puzzle packs and themed events add more boards, each with a look to earn, and the Coins you earn buy colour themes, piece styles and stamps.
No timers. No lives. No trivia or spelling. Just you, the clues, and everything in good order.