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Shikaku
Shikaku is a clean logic puzzle built around one simple idea: divide each grid into perfect rectangles. Every level starts with numbers placed on the board. Each number must belong to one rectangle only, and the area of that rectangle must match the number exactly. What looks simple at first quickly becomes a real deduction puzzle. Shikaku includes: - a progressive main campaign - advanced and expert campaigns - distinct puzzle families - rectangular grids adapted to the screen - level-by-level progression - automatic local saving for unfinished games - the ability to view or replay completed levels without losing previous best results - global and per-level statistics - post-level analysis - validated support for VoiceOver, Larger Text, Dark Interface, Differentiation Without Color Alone, Sufficient Contrast, and Reduced Motion on iPhone and iPad - built-in video capture during gameplay - a clean ad-free experience On iPhone, the interface stays direct: start a level, read a better-fitted grid, correct your mistakes, and continue the campaign without friction. On iPad, Shikaku now has a tablet-focused interface in both portrait and landscape, with more room for the board and better-spaced screens. Unfinished games are saved locally on the device and can be resumed after closing the app. You can also restart only the selected level or reset only the selected campaign. When a level is already completed, Shikaku lets you either view the filled grid in read-only mode or replay the level with an empty grid. Previous best results are preserved. Shikaku is designed for players who enjoy clear rules, readable grids, and the satisfaction of solving a puzzle through logic alone.
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Shikaku is a clean logic puzzle built around one simple idea: divide each grid into perfect rectangles. Every level starts with numbers placed on the board. Each number must belong to one rectangle only, and the area of that rectangle must match the number exactly. What looks simple at first quickly becomes a real deduction puzzle. Shikaku includes: - a progressive main campaign - advanced and expert campaigns - distinct puzzle families - rectangular grids adapted to the screen - level-by-level progression - automatic local saving for unfinished games - the ability to view or replay completed levels without losing previous best results - global and per-level statistics - post-level analysis - validated support for VoiceOver, Larger Text, Dark Interface, Differentiation Without Color Alone, Sufficient Contrast, and Reduced Motion on iPhone and iPad - built-in video capture during gameplay - a clean ad-free experience On iPhone, the interface stays direct: start a level, read a better-fitted grid, correct your mistakes, and continue the campaign without friction. On iPad, Shikaku now has a tablet-focused interface in both portrait and landscape, with more room for the board and better-spaced screens. Unfinished games are saved locally on the device and can be resumed after closing the app. You can also restart only the selected level or reset only the selected campaign. When a level is already completed, Shikaku lets you either view the filled grid in read-only mode or replay the level with an empty grid. Previous best results are preserved. Shikaku is designed for players who enjoy clear rules, readable grids, and the satisfaction of solving a puzzle through logic alone.
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