Hashi: Bridges
bridges.cwustudio.comHashiwokakero logic puzzles: connect every island with horizontal and vertical bridges so each has exactly as many as its number. At most two bridges between islands, no crossings, and everything joined into one network. A daily puzzle plus grids from 7×7 to 25×25.
Hashi: Bridges
Logic & Math
How to play Hashi: Bridges
Connect every island with bridges so each island ends up with exactly as many bridges as its number, and every island can reach every other through the bridges you build.
- Each circle is an island; its number is how many bridges must touch it
- Bridges run in straight horizontal or vertical lines between two islands, with nothing in between
- At most two bridges can join the same pair of islands, and bridges can never cross
- Drag from one island to a neighbour to add a bridge; drag again for a second, and a third time to remove both
- The ✓ button highlights islands that don't have the right number yet
- A hint reveals one bridge that can be worked out by logic alone
A new daily puzzle arrives every day, plus grids from 7×7 to 25×25 at three difficulty levels.
The facts
- Runs on
- bridges.cwustudio.com
- Category
- Logic & Math
- Languages
- English
- How often
- A new puzzle every day
- On Alldle since
- October 2026
- Elsewhere
- Official site
- Price
- Free, no signup
Questions about Hashi: Bridges
- Is Hashi: Bridges free to play?
- Yes. Hashi: Bridges runs in a browser at no cost, with nothing to install and no purchase to make.
- How often does Hashi: Bridges reset?
- Once a day. Everybody gets the same puzzle, and a new one replaces it when the game's day rolls over.
- What languages does Hashi: Bridges support?
- English.
- Where does Hashi: Bridges run?
- On bridges.cwustudio.com, and you can play it inside this page without leaving Alldle.
- What kind of game is Hashi: Bridges?
- It sits in Logic & Math, alongside the other daily games of that kind in the catalogue.
How it compares
If you play Hashi: Bridges, the closest things to it in the catalogue are RNGdle, Shikaku of the day and Fermi Unlimited. They sit in the same logic & math category. See the full list of alternatives.
