Daily Skyline is a free 5×5 Skyscraper logic puzzle.
Everyone gets the same board each day.
Edge clues = how many rooftops you can see.
A clue of 1 means the nearest building is height 5.
Free on iOS:
https://t.co/EgoAxMvAtv
@sporkbeetle Familiar ideas mixed into new situations is the best kind of hard. That's when a puzzle stops testing the rules and starts testing how you see them. Going on the wishlist.
@0xCoops 168 days on the side of a full-time job is the part most build logs skip. Which of press, paid ads or App Review ended up eating the most time?
@overgame_studio@ID_XBOX A six-hour all-hands with attendance of one, then deciding to keep making games, is peak solo-dev energy. The demo being politely asked to leave is comedy gold.
How Daily Skyline works, in one row
Each row has buildings 1 to 5, once each. The edge clue says how many you see from that side. Taller ones hide shorter ones.
Row 2 5 3 1 4 from the left: you see 2 and 5. Clue: 2.
On Android? Help us test it: https://t.co/9yP8X0b3V2
8 players solved the October 10 daily, just one shy of the 9 the day before.
The median solve landed at 3 minutes 20 seconds, and one board came in perfect.
That's 70 days in a row now that the daily has been solved.
https://t.co/EgoAxMw8j3
@GBomberGaming Scoring points when the castle gets washed away is a great twist, so losing it becomes the goal. Rhythm plus building sounds like a really satisfying loop. Good luck with the launch.
It's peak day on Daily Skyline.
The points you earn today can come out higher or lower than on a normal day, so this is a good board to show up for.
Come play today's puzzle with us.
https://t.co/EgoAxMw8j3