Logic Trio press kit
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Logic Trio: Daily Puzzles · Android, free with ads · on Google Play since 11 October 2026
Google Play page · Contact: nimbleknot.games@gmail.com
Videos
- Trailer, 53 seconds of gameplay
- How to play, one minute (all three puzzles explained)
- YouTube channel (a short Paths puzzle every evening)
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Screenshots
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In one line
Logic Trio is a free Android game with a new page of three logic puzzles every day, made by one person in India.
Short description
Logic Trio gives you a new page of three logic puzzles every day, the same page for every player in the world. Crowns, Suns & Moons and Paths each have exactly one solution. Each game also has 1,200 levels in four difficulties. Free on Android, with ads, in seven languages.
Long description
Logic Trio: Daily Puzzles is a calm logic puzzle game for Android. Every day it opens a new page of three puzzles, the same page for every player in the world.
Crowns: one crown in every row, column and colour, and no two crowns touch. It is a star battle puzzle. Suns & Moons: as many suns as moons in every row and column, never three alike in a row. It is a binary puzzle. Paths: draw one line through the numbers in order, filling every cell. Every puzzle has exactly one solution.
Solve one to keep your streak, all three for a gold day. Each game also has 1,200 levels in four difficulties, all open from the start. Hints show where to look, and nothing counts down. Every day there is also a world race on today’s page: your time against everyone who solved the same puzzle. A home-screen widget shows today’s page and your streak. Free with ads, in seven languages.
Fact sheet
- Developer
- Nimbleknot, a one-person studio in India. The developer is Ritesh.
- Platform
- Android 7 or newer, on Google Play. There is no iPhone version.
- Released
- 11 October 2026, in 178 countries.
- Price
- Free, paid for by ads. No ad interrupts a puzzle.
- Languages
- English, Hindi, Portuguese (Brazil), Spanish (Latin America), Indonesian, German, French, Italian, Turkish, Russian, Polish, Japanese, Korean.
- The three puzzles
- Crowns (a star battle puzzle), Suns & Moons (a binary puzzle), Paths (a number path puzzle).
- The daily page
- Three new puzzles every day, the same page for every player in the world, kept on a monthly calendar.
- Levels
- 1,200 in each game, 3,600 in all, in four difficulties, all open from the start. After the last one, the phone makes more.
- Help
- Unlimited undo and redo, a free Check, and hints that show where to look.
- Nothing counts down
- No lives, no energy, nothing to run out of. An optional stopwatch counts up.
- Offline
- The puzzles work with no internet. Only the ads need a connection.
- Sign-in
- Optional. Google Play Games keeps progress across phones and adds achievements and world leaderboards, among them a daily race on today’s page.
From the developer
I’m Ritesh, and Nimbleknot is just me, in India. Logic Trio is my first game. I made it for a few calm minutes a day: three puzzles, one answer each, and nothing rushing you.
I’m not a programmer, so AI helped me write the code. The puzzles come from our own generator, and every puzzle is checked to have exactly one solution.