It's basically Hashi puzzles on your phone - you connect these numbered islands with bridges, and it's surprisingly addictive once you get the hang of it.
Connect islands by drawing bridges horizontally or vertically — each island’s number shows exactly how many bridges must connect to it.
Bridges cannot overlap or cross. Build complete, connected systems that satisfy every island’s requirements.
Starts easy enough, but later levels will definitely make you think a few moves ahead.
The design's pretty clean, and there's something really satisfying about when you nail a tricky connection. Great for killing time or really diving deep into a puzzle.
Examine each numbered island to understand how many bridges it needs in total.
Draw up to two bridges between islands horizontally or vertically without crossings.
The goal's to connect everything together - just use logic, no guessing needed.
"Pure logic bliss"
Love that this doesn't treat you like an idiot. When you finally
crack a tough one and everything clicks into place... man, that
feeling's the best.
"Relaxing and addictive"
Great for unwinding. The levels get nicely challenging without
ever feeling frustrating. Clean interface too.
"Excellent Hashi implementation"
One of the best digital versions of Bridges I’ve played. Smooth,
well-designed, and keeps me coming back for more levels.
Yes, the game is completely free to download and play on Google Play.
It’s a digital version of the classic Hashi (Bridges) logic puzzle — connect islands following strict rules using pure logic.
No, you can enjoy all levels offline anytime.
Levels increase gradually in complexity, offering satisfying challenges for both beginners and experienced logic fans.