FILL IT
Fill It is a warm, paper-textured Shikaku-style logic puzzle. Each numbered circle shows how many cells its rectangle must hold — divide the board into rectangles with no overlap and no gaps. Features 100 levels, Endless and Relax modes, a daily challenge, and an editor with share codes.
Estimated lifetime revenueLow confidence
$207.4
$62.5low → high range$622.1
Modeled estimate, not a reported figure. How we estimate →
Est. copies sold
73
mid estimate
Reviews
4
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About
About the game
Fill It — Cozy Logic in Color Blocks
A warm, paper-textured logic puzzle. The only rule: fill the whole board with rectangles. Looks simple — gets addictive fast.
How to Play
Each dark circle on the board holds a number — that's how many cells its rectangle must contain. Your job is to divide the entire board into rectangles that don't overlap and leave nothing empty — one number per rectangle, the digit equal to the rectangle's cell count.
Sounds tricky. One puzzle in, and it clicks.
Three Challenges, Earn Them All
Every level has three independent badges to chase:
・Cleared — solve it within the time limit
・Speed — solve it with 60% time remaining
・Flawless — solve it without erasing a single block
The level select screen marks your progress with Bronze / Silver / Gold, so replaying old levels always has a target.
Five Modes, One for Every Mood
・100 Levels — A hand-tuned difficulty curve from 4×3 up to 18×9
・Endless — Unlocked after Level 100. Randomized, never-ending
・Relax — No timer, no fail state. Pure meditative tiling
・Daily Challenge — A new puzzle every day. Build your streak
・Custom Workshop — Design your own puzzle and share it
Design Puzzles for Friends
The built-in level editor lets you build boards from 8×6 up to 18×9. Saved levels generate a short code — your friend pastes it in, and your design loads instantly. No servers, no accounts, no social logins. Just pure sharing.
Who's It For?
・Anyone hunting for a 5-minute breather between meetings
・Solo puzzlers who want a quiet ritual before bed
One sheet of paper, a few color blocks, and time that's all yours.