Betpipo

Betpipo
Betpipo is Shikaku, the "divide by boxes" logic puzzle, dressed as a draughtsman's blueprint sheet. Every level is a grid scattered with numbered plot markers. Tap a number, then tap its far corner, and a rectangular room rises between the two taps. The rule never bends: a room must hold exactly one number, and its area in cells must equal that number precisely.

The survey is complete only when every cell on the sheet belongs to exactly one room, with no gaps and no overlap. Wrong corner? Tap back into a finished room to knock its walls down and try again - there is no penalty beyond a mark on the tally.

Twenty sheets climb from a compact five-by-five plot to a demanding nine-by-nine survey with more rooms to place and tighter numbers to satisfy. Every level is generated from a fixed seed and shipped with its own solver-verified solution, so a full, exact partition always exists - the challenge is purely in the finding of it, never in luck.

Finish quickly and with few misplaced walls to earn full stars and coins toward the shop. There is no timer pressure forcing mistakes and no way to buy a solution - only a steadier eye for rectangles, sharpened sheet by sheet.