New Logic puzzle · 100 levels

Everyone is in the wrong chair.

The waiting room is full, the appointment notes are pinned to the board, and not one pet is sitting where it should be. Read the picture clues, swap two pets at a time, and find the single seating order that makes every clue true at once.

How it plays See the screens

100levels

14clue types

12pets

0timers

A Pet Clinic Queue level: eight pets seated in two rows of four, with a panel of picture clues below and a Check Answer button

One answer. Always. No ads, no timer

The loop

Read, swap, check.

A level is one screen. Every pet and every chair is visible at once — the seating area never scrolls sideways, even on a small phone.

Read a clue

Clues are drawn, not written. A portrait, an arrow, a bracket, a numbered chair — no reading required.
Swap two pets

Drag one pet onto another, or tap them in turn. Undo is unlimited and costs nothing.
Watch the ticks

Every clue re-checks the moment you move. A green tick appears the instant that clue holds.
Check the answer

Press Check Answer to lock it in. A wrong guess costs one of three hearts — and shows you which clues still fail.

The picture language

Fourteen clue types, no sentences.

Each clue card shows the relationship as a small drawing. The same portrait that sits in the chair appears in the clue, so a four-year-old can match them without reading a word.

🦊=4 Fixed seatThis pet sits in chair 4.

🐰→🐸 Left ofSomewhere to the left, same row.

🐹🐼 Next toSide by side, same row.

🐷·🦜 One seat apartExactly one chair between them.

✕🐢✕ Not on the edgeNever the first or last chair in the row.

🐕▲🐈 In front ofSame column, front row.

🦔🦙 Different rowOne at the front, one at the back.

🦙🦊🐢 BetweenStrictly between the two, same row.

Straight from the app

Five screens, untouched.

Real captures at phone resolution. Drag the row sideways to see the rest.

An eight-seat level in two rows of four, with six picture clues listed below the waiting room — **Full clinic**Eight pets, two rows, six clues.

A six-seat level in two rows of three, showing four clue cards and three hearts — **Six chairs**Two rows of three, four clues.

The level grid for chapter one, showing twenty levels with their star ratings — **Level grid**Twenty per chapter, stars kept.

The chapter list showing First Appointments, Busy Morning and Two Waiting Rows with progress — **Chapters**Five rooms, unlocked in order.

The shop screen showing six waiting room backgrounds with their coin prices — **Shop**Rooms and chairs. Looks only.

The waiting list

Five chapters, twenty levels each.

New rules arrive one at a time. Every level is machine-checked to have exactly one valid seating order, so nothing ever needs a guess.

First Appointments

Four to six chairs. Fixed seats, left and right, next to, and staying off the edge.

4–6 chairs

Busy Morning

Gaps open up: not-next-to and one-seat-apart, plus pets that differ only by their accessory.

5–6 chairs

Two Waiting Rows

The back bench opens. In front of, behind, same column and different row all come into play.

6–7 chairs

Full Clinic

Two rows of four. Between-clues arrive, and clues start pointing at a hat or a scarf instead of a pet.

7–8 chairs

Expert Clinic

Eight chairs and up to eight clues at once, with every rule in the game mixed together.

8 chairs

What it is not

A quiet game, kept quiet.

⏳

No timer

Nothing counts down. Think for a minute or for an afternoon — the level waits.

📴

Fully offline

No account, no sign-up, no server. Progress is saved on your own device.

🚫

No ads or purchases

Nothing to buy, nothing to watch, no energy bar between you and the next level.

🎨

Coins buy looks only

Six waiting rooms and six chair styles. A skin never changes a chair, a clue or a rule.

🧩

Never a guess

Every level has exactly one answer, reachable by reasoning alone.

♿

Built to be readable

Clues read through shape as well as color, with switches for motion, sound and haptics.

Questions

Before you sit down.

Do I need to read to play?

No. Every clue is a small picture — a pet portrait, an arrow, a bracket or a numbered chair. The only words in a level are the level number and the Check Answer button.

What happens when I run out of hearts?

The level offers a retry and starts over from its opening arrangement. There is no energy bar, no waiting and no way to pay past it — you can retry immediately, as many times as you like.

How do the three stars work?

The first star is for finishing. The second is for finishing without using a hint. The third is for finishing with no wrong answers and in close to the fewest possible swaps. Replaying a level can raise your stars but never lowers them.

Is there anything to buy?

No. There are no in-app purchases, no subscriptions and no ads. Coins come from finishing levels and completing quests, and they only buy waiting-room backgrounds and chair colors.

Does it need the internet?

No. The game runs entirely on your device, including the first launch. Your progress is stored locally and is never uploaded.

Is it suitable for children?

Yes. The early chapters use four chairs and two clues and teach one idea at a time, and there is no losing streak, no timer and no chat or social feature of any kind.

The queue is waiting.

A hundred small puzzles, a room full of animals, and absolutely nothing in a hurry.

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