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Skyscrapers Daily

One shared city each day. Fill every height and match every shown view.

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Theme

Orange and blue tiles - easier to tell apart for color-blind players.

A burst of confetti when you solve a puzzle.

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Where Enter and Backspace sit on the on-screen keyboard.

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Skyscrapers Daily statistics

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Complete a round to start this chart.

All game statistics Compare every word, number and logic-puzzle mode.

Your data
Daily puzzle Choosing today’s challenge… Today
Towers 0/16
Conflicts 0 No contradictions
Time 00:00 current streak 0
Shown edge clues count visible buildings. Tap one to inspect its street in 3D.
North · street 1 Green towers are visible; faded towers hide behind a taller one
0 visible Edge clue
Look from
Choose a sightline

City complete
4×4 Easy
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Three rules

How to play Skyscrapers

  1. Build every height once per row. A 5×5 grid uses towers 1 through 5.
  2. Build every height once per column. No repeated heights in a street.
  3. Match every shown edge clue. It counts visible towers; a taller tower hides every shorter one behind it.
Clue 1The tallest tower is first.
Clue NThe street rises 1, 2, 3 … N.

Tip: tap an edge clue on the 2D board to inspect that exact street in 3D.

Start over?

Your current progress will be replaced.

Today’s Skyscrapers challenge

Everyone on the same calendar date receives the same city. Fill each row and column with every height once, then satisfy the skyline clues around the board. Entries, candidate notes, elapsed time and the single optional hint all survive a refresh.

Easy 4×4 cities appear 44% of the time, Medium 5×5 cities 35%, Hard 6×6 cities 20%, and a 6×6 Expert city with deliberately missing edge clues appears 1%. A new city arrives at local midnight. Every solved day grows your streak; no-hint finishes are recorded separately.

Want another city?

Today’s board stays fixed until midnight. Open Skyscrapers Unlimited for endless sizes and difficulty combinations, including the same 2D and 3D views.

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