This app offers a challenging collection of logic puzzles and rebuses, perfect for adults seeking engaging offline entertainment. These free brain teasers present encrypted words through images, letters, numbers, and various symbols, demanding clever deduction.

Originating in 15th-century France (with the first published collection in 1582), these puzzles are more than just games; they're a mental workout. The best approach is often pen and paper to track your progress. If you enjoy wordplay, riddles, and problem-solving, these logic games are for you!

Game Features:

• Logic puzzles designed for adults.
• Perfect for offline play, ideal for travel.
• Numerous challenging levels.
• Varied hint systems.
• A weekly puzzle challenge.
• Bonus levels.
• Enjoyable background music (optional).

Gameplay involves navigating numerous levels, each presenting a complex logic problem. Pleasant music and sound effects enhance the experience (easily disabled). Hints are available via a question mark button.

Rebus Rules:

• Objects are named in the nominative singular.
• Arrows may indicate specific objects.
• Commas at the beginning omit letters; commas at the end remove letters. The number of commas indicates the number of letters affected.
• Letters within letters are read as "of" (e.g., "a" inside "b" is "a of b").
• Objects placed next to each other are read with "for" (e.g., object A next to object B is "A for B").
• Objects above or below others are read with "on," "above," or "under."
• Letters written beside each other are read with "by"; letters attached are read with "y."
• Upside-down objects are read backward.
• Crossed-out letters are removed; letters above crossed-out letters replace them; equal signs indicate equivalence.
• Numbers above an image indicate letter positions (e.g., 5, 4, 2, 3 means the 5th, 4th, 2nd, and 3rd letters of the object's name).
• Objects shown in action (sitting, running, etc.) require adding the appropriate verb in the third person present tense (sits, runs, etc.).
• Musical notes may represent syllables ("fa," "mi," "re," "do").

While seemingly simple, these puzzles offer a significant intellectual challenge. Sharpen your logic and ingenuity!