Family Tree Puzzle

Some people trace their roots for ancestry, others do it for inheritance, but here you're just trying to figure out who's related to whom before the timer runs out. Family Tree Puzzle hands you a bunch of faces and a handful of genealogy clues, like “Alice is Ted's daughter” or “Joe is older than Missy”, and asks you to build out a little family chart with drag-and-drop logic. Each level adds new faces and more branching diagrams, but oddly, the difficulty curve barely budges, so don't expect a mental Everest. Still, that makes it a great pick for anyone looking to relax and feel smart without sweating over Sudoku-level complexity. It's less Sherlock Holmes, more cozy armchair detective. Also, fun fact: the oldest known family tree ever recorded is the Confucius family tree in China, which dates back over 2,500 years and includes more than 2 million members, it's still updated today and called the 孔子世家譜 (Kǒngzǐ Shìjiāpǔ). Your puzzles won't go back quite that far, but hey, everyone starts somewhere.