The best puzzle rules are the ones you can explain while handing over the phone
Fadegrid can be taught in a breath: tap a tile, it and its neighbours flip, get everything dark. Everything after that is consequence — and consequence is where the depth lives, because a rule this small still hides orderings that work and orderings that strand you three moves from the end.
What we did not build around it is the usual apparatus. No energy meter, no advert between boards, no hint you have to earn, no par target you can buy your way past. Undo is free and unlimited precisely because a puzzle about planning should let you test an idea without punishing you for having one.
Handcrafted packs, an endless mode for a fresh board on demand, and a par on every puzzle for anyone who wants the tighter solve. All of it inside the download.
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FADEGRID
every tap sends a ripple · vsak dotik sproži val
Touch one tile and it flips together with its neighbours. The trick is chaining those ripples until the whole grid goes dark — never by tapping at random, always by reading the pattern and choosing the order.
Fadegrid stretches that further than the version everyone knows. Grids come in different shapes — squares, diamonds, hex layouts — and the way a tap spreads changes too: a cross, the diagonals, or a knight's jump. Each combination plays like its own puzzle. Handcrafted packs ramp up steadily, endless mode spins a fresh board whenever you want one, and a par target on every puzzle rewards the tighter solve. Undo is there so you can try an idea, and a hint for when you are genuinely stuck.
What a single tap reaches
Pick a board shape and a ripple, then tap anywhere. Nothing stays lit and nothing is being solved — the tiles show you exactly which neighbours one touch would flip, then let go.
Tap a tile. On a square board with a cross ripple, a tap in the middle reaches five tiles — in a corner, only three, which is why corners are where solutions usually begin.
Nothing here holds its state: no board to clear, no par, no undo needed and nothing saved. Fadegrid is what happens when those ripples stack — packs that ramp, endless boards, and the quiet click of the last light going out.
Who publishes it
BrightRaven Games is the games name used by AP Center d.o.o., a company registered in Slovenia. The code, the artwork, both language versions, this website and the Google Play account are handled from one address in Ljubljana.
A board that seems unsolvable, a par that looks wrong, or a question about privacy — mail reaches the person who wrote the game. Pišete lahko tudi v slovenščini.
raven@apcenter.digitalBrightRaven Games is a trading name of AP Center d.o.o., registered in Slovenia at Knezova ulica 13, 1000 Ljubljana. Fadegrid, its packs and its artwork belong to the company. The Fadegrid privacy policy applies to the Android application com.togglelab.fadegrid. Copyright 2026.