Loopgrid
Cycle rows and columns to line up every color.👆
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Play to set a score, then submit it to the board.
How to play
- Every tile in the grid has a color. There is no empty slot — you never slide a single tile.
- Press a row or column arrow to cycle the whole row or column one step in that direction; the tile that falls off one end reappears on the other.
- Line up a full row to a single color to complete it — completed rows lock in and stay counted even after later moves.
- Complete every row before you run out of moves (or as fast as possible on Daily) to win.
Strategy & tips
- Think in whole loops, not single tiles — every cycle shifts an entire row or column at once, so plan a few moves ahead.
- Completing rows back-to-back builds a combo bonus, so chain finishes together instead of tidying one row fully before starting the next.
- A completed row stays locked in even if later moves disturb its neighbors, so work on the grid in whatever order clears fastest.
- On harder difficulties the grid is bigger, so scan for the row or column closest to done before committing a move.
FAQ
How do you play Loopgrid?
Use the row and column arrow buttons around the grid to cycle a full row or column one step. The tile that leaves one end reappears on the opposite end.
Why can’t I just slide one tile?
Loopgrid has no empty slot — unlike a sliding puzzle, every move shifts an entire row or column as a loop, which changes the whole solving approach.
Can I play a fresh puzzle every day?
Yes — Daily mode gives everyone the same seeded grid each day, with a streak counter for playing on consecutive days. Practice mode gives you a fresh random grid at any difficulty.