Puzzle Vault

Puzzle Vault

No timers, no lives.Play offline, no rush.

A quiet shelf of puzzle games, with nothing in them that interrupts you.

The Puzzle Vault home screen, showing the games on the shelf

What's on the shelf

Different kinds of thinking — placing, tracing, mixing, rotating, deducing and sorting. Each game has its own chapters and its own ideas, and new ones get added.

Jewel Box

Place three shapes at a time and clear lines to free the jewels. Crates, geodes, locked plates and buried gems across five chapters.

Power Path

Connect and cover. Draw coloured paths from every source to its core until the whole board is filled — from a single line to four colours sharing one grid.

Pigment

Mix real paint. Combine tubes in wells to match the colour each gate asks for, and a public-domain masterpiece is revealed behind it.

Pipe Spin

Rotate the pipes, seal every leak, get the water home. Plumbing puzzles that punish a route you didn't check.

Lights Out

The classic logic puzzle. Tap a light and its neighbours flip too. Clear the grid in as few taps as you can.

Pour Sort

Pour between tubes until each one holds a single colour. Easy to read, harder than it looks to finish in order.

No interruptions.That is the feature.

Free puzzle games have to interrupt you to make money. This one does not, because you already paid for it.

You pay at the door, and then the door stays open. That is the whole idea, and everything else follows from it.

  • No advertisements of any kind — no banners, no interstitials, no rewarded video
  • No lives, no hearts, no energy meter, no waiting to play again
  • No countdown timers — every puzzle waits as long as you do
  • No social feed, no daily streak nagging you
  • Play offline — good on a plane or a train

A look at it

  • Puzzle Vault gameplay screenshot 1
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  • Puzzle Vault gameplay screenshot 3
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  • Puzzle Vault gameplay screenshot 5

One shelf. No interruptions.

Phones and tablets, one-handed portrait play, and nothing in it that nags you.