Paper Games 6 in 1

Sudoku, battleship, nonograms, tic-tac-toe, dots and Take Ten — six classic games from a school notebook, gathered in one app. Everything works offline, with no internet and no sign-up.

SIX GAMES IN ONE APP

• SUDOKU — fill the grid with digits from 1 to 9 so that every row, every column and every 3×3 block holds each digit exactly once. Several difficulty levels, and a free cell can take pencil notes while several options are still open.

• BATTLESHIP — a 10×10 grid and the classic fleet. Place the ships yourself or leave the layout to chance. A hit earns another shot, a miss passes the turn.

• NONOGRAMS — also known as griddlers and picture cross puzzles: reveal the drawing from the number clues at the side and the top. Levels come in packs — from small grids to large ones — and are topped up without updating the app.

• INFINITE TIC-TAC-TOE — five in a row on a grid without borders. The sheet moves and zooms, so a game never runs into the edge.

• DOTS — surround the opponent's dots with a closed chain. A captured area scores points and its dots drop out of play. The sheet size and the opponent's strength are picked before the game.

• TAKE TEN — clear equal digits and pairs that add up to 10 until the sheet is empty. Two modes: relaxed, where diagonals are allowed, and classic, with the strict rules.

WHY IT WORKS

• Offline. Not one game needs the internet — play on the underground, on a plane, or anywhere with no signal at all.

• Hints are optional. Revealing a sudoku cell, sweeping a patch of enemy water with radar, showing the mistakes in a nonogram, erasing a spare digit — that is help, not a required step: every game can be finished without it.

• Experience and levels. Games earn experience, the level grows, and coins pile up for those very hints.

• Rules at hand. The rules of each game sit right in the game list — read them before you start, and nothing on the playing screen distracts you from the sheet.

WHO IT IS FOR

For anyone who likes calm logic games and puzzles with no timer breathing down their neck: a sudoku for the evening, a game of battleship on the road, a nonogram before bed. Play against the opponent in your phone, or simply solve — like in an old squared notebook.

Six games, one sheet of paper, no internet.