The Hardest Puzzle Ever

The Hardest Puzzle Ever is a sliding puzzle aimed at the whole family, and the name is more of a dare than a description. The boards are meant to be approachable enough for the youngest players, while still asking for the kind of planning that trains your brain when you play every day.

Its main feature is the supply of new material. The game adds new levels daily, so there is always a fresh board waiting rather than a fixed list that runs out. That makes it better suited to a short daily habit than to a single long sitting.

Because it is designed to be played together, it works well as a shared puzzle: one person moves, another suggests the next slide. What you are getting is a gentle, regularly refreshed sliding puzzle for players of any age. What you are not getting is a single fixed campaign with an end — the point is coming back to the next day’s level.

1. Open today's level.
2. Slide the pieces to work toward the solution.
3. Think a few moves ahead before sliding.
4. Come back for the new levels added each day.

Share the board. Sliding puzzles are easier to see from outside, and a second pair of eyes often spots the move that frees everything else.