Small swaps.
Big connections.
Ten tiles. Twelve links. One satisfying little pyramid.
Look for a connection
Read the ten tiles. In Pyragrams, two linked words make a familiar phrase or compound word. In Pyraphemes, two fragments spell a word.
Swap your way up
Tap a tile, then another to swap them. You can also drag tiles. Each line connects two tiles; pairs can be read in either direction.
Make every link count
Choose Check links to test all 12 connections. Green means valid. You have four checks and three optional hints to complete the pyramid.
Two modes, one simple idea
Pyragrams: connect whole words to make familiar compounds or phrases. “Light” links to “day” through daylight, and to “house” through lighthouse. Spacing is flexible: “tea time” is accepted alongside joined compounds.
Pyraphemes: connect fragments to make a complete word. “Re” links to “turn” through return and to “form” through reform. Keep the letters in each fragment in order. Do not add, remove, or rearrange letters.
Your four checks
Arrange the whole pyramid before checking. Valid lines turn green; invalid lines turn coral and show a dashed pattern. Moving a tile clears the previous check colors so you always know which result is current. After your fourth unsuccessful check, you can reveal a prepared solution and inspect every answer.
Hints, undo, and sharing
You have up to three hints per puzzle. Undo reverses your most recent ordinary swap; it never restores a spent check or hint. Completed results can be shared without revealing the words. Unlimited puzzle links open the same starting arrangement for friends.
Keyboard and touch controls
Use Tab to move between tiles. Press Enter or Space to select a tile, then activate a second tile to swap. Press Escape to cancel selection. On a phone, tap two tiles; on a computer, you can also drag one onto another.
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