Number Arrange

Number Arrange fills a square grid with numbered boxes in a jumbled order, and your job is to swap them around until the numbers run in their proper sequence. Nothing has to be calculated; the challenge is purely one of ordering.

Grid size is set by the difficulty you choose. Easy is 3x3, Normal is 4x4, Hard is 5x5 and Extreme is 6x6, and the top setting goes up to 7x7, which means 49 boxes to put in place. A timer and a move counter run on screen while you work, so each solve leaves you with two numbers to compare against next time.

If a board is going badly, you can recreate it or shuffle the boxes and start fresh. The instructions list the mouse as the only control, with clicks doing all the work.

Choose a difficulty to set the grid size, from 3x3 on Easy to 7x7 at the top level. Use mouse clicks to swap boxes, moving each number towards its correct place in the sequence. Keep going until the whole grid is in order. The timer and move count tick along as you go, and recreate or shuffle gives you a new arrangement.

Because the game counts your moves, a swap that puts one number right while knocking another out of place deserves a second thought. Settle the start of the sequence first so that finished boxes can be left alone. If a low move count matters more to you than a fast time, ignore the clock and plan every swap.

An ordering puzzle on square grids from 3x3 to 7x7, across five difficulty settings. Play happens in a landscape frame. Mouse clicks are the only input listed. The screen shows a timer and a move count, and boards can be recreated or shuffled.

Reach 100 : Colors Game also moves numbers around a board, sliding them together into sums of exactly 100. Remember the numbers is about order too: touch where digits were, from lowest to highest.