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The store currently lists version 1.1.0, updated 2026-10-27.
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Pyralinks is a daily puzzle game where every tile connects with the ones around it. Each puzzle takes the shape of a pyramid, and every connected pair of tiles must form a correct link. Swap tiles until the full pyramid is solved.
Three puzzle types, with new puzzles every day:
- Pyragrams: word pairs that combine to form a phrase, like "point blank" and "blank check"
- Pyraphemes: word fragments that combine to form words
- Pyrithmetic: arithmetic expressions formed from three numbers and an operator
How to play
1. Drag one tile onto another to swap them.
2. Tap a link to mark connections you think are correct. Marked tiles move together.
3. Submit a guess. Correct links turn green and lock in place.
4. Use what you learn to fix the rest before you run out of guesses.…
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Results: compare your solves against the global stats Streak reminders in the app, configurable from settings Pyrithmetic+: separated 3- and 4-level math puzzles on Sunday Share and Results replace the Stats button, which moved to the Archive
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