Peglo

A quiet solitaire puzzle laid out like a printed magazine. Hop one piece over a neighbour into an empty hole, lift the piece you passed and keep going until a single one remains. 32 left — The campaign runs as four issues of six layouts each, 24 in all. Issue Ⅰ teaches the hop on small figures of the English cross, Issue Ⅱ moves to triangles of 15 and 21 holes with six directions, Issue Ⅲ works up to the full 33-hole cross and Issue Ⅳ ends on the 37-hole European grid. 16 left — Every finish is graded with up to three stars: three for one piece on the marked hole with no hints, two for two hints or fewer. Later issues open after 4, 8 and 13 cleared puzzles, so the climb stays steady. 4 left — Stuck near the end? Undo has no limit, Reset starts over, and Hint follows a solved line for the position in front of you. When a position can no longer be finished, it tells you how many moves to take back. 1 left — Beyond the campaign, the Serial serves an endless chain of generated puzzles, each with two more pieces than the last and three hints for the whole run. Today's Board offers one fresh daily layout that must end on its marked hole. Between sessions, The Ledger keeps eight figures and your last twenty games, Honours lists twelve marks of distinction, and Puzzle Lore asks ten questions drawn from 24 facts on the history of puzzles, each with a short note. Ink circles drift slowly across the paper behind every page; this animated background, along with haptics, can be switched off in Settings. Everything plays offline with no account needed.