Blankets

There is something oddly satisfying about sliding colorful fabric scraps into place, and this little puzzle takes that comfort to an almost meditative level. You guide falling quilt blocks into neat arrangements, and when matching colors or patterns touch, they vanish like magic stitches pulling tight. At first the rules are gentle, with simple one-color patches, but soon you get tricky two-tone and four-tone quilt squares where only part of the piece clears, forcing you to plan ahead like a craft-loving chess player. The twist is that the game likes to meddle with your progress, sneaking in random patch drops after every move, then two drops, then more, until your cozy stack threatens to collapse in true Tetris fashion. The pastel palette, patchwork prints, and ridiculously cute cat reward screen make the frustration sweetly bearable, like being wrapped in a quilt by your grandmother while she chuckles at your mistakes. And here’s a cozy fact for you: the tradition of quilting dates back thousands of years, but the oldest known quilted garment is a linen tunic found in a Mongolian cave, believed to be over 3,000 years old, proving that humans have been piecing together comfort and style since ancient times.