This puzzle, a bigger world
Help rebuild the island’s walls.
Place pieces on an 8x8 board from Edgekin. Check the space for each shape and use the rules beside the board to plan your next move.
Help rebuild the island’s walls.
Try all six puzzles for free in Edgekin. Choose a familiar board or learn a different set of rules.
Tend the lantern and meet the kin that find their way to your beacon.
Open Edgekin beside this page to meet the kin and begin restoring your own island.
Restore the Home to make room for the kin who arrive at your beacon.
Your Chronicle holds the story cards you receive. Return to the book to revisit an event.
Swap pieces, place shapes, match tiles or use logic. Each mechanic belongs to the same island world.
Your island and its collection are waiting in the side panel. Practice boards keep their own progress here.
Fit shapes into the grid and complete rows or columns.
Help rebuild the island’s walls.
Try all six puzzles for free in Edgekin. Choose a familiar board or learn a different set of rules.
Tend the lantern and meet the kin that find their way to your beacon.
Open Edgekin beside this page to meet the kin and begin restoring your own island.
Restore the Home to make room for the kin who arrive at your beacon.
Your Chronicle holds the story cards you receive. Return to the book to revisit an event.
Swap pieces, place shapes, match tiles or use logic. Each mechanic belongs to the same island world.
Your island and its collection are waiting in the side panel. Practice boards keep their own progress here.
Start here in your browser and expand the same board for a larger view. You can try a new deal after a game ends. Each practice board keeps its own progress.
Choose a piece, check where it fits and place it on the board. The visible rules explain how lines are cleared and how the board ends. Plan around the empty spaces as well as the next shape.
This block puzzle is one of six mechanics in Edgekin. In the island game it is called Masonry. The cards explain its connection to restoration and kin; practice here does not change your island.