Fun IQ Puzzle

If Tetris took a long vacation at a Squishmallow convention, you'd end up with something like this bright and bubbly brain teaser where your goal is to fit conjoined-circle shapes onto a partially locked board, rotating and flipping pieces until everything clicks into place, and by 'clicks,' we mean bursts into ridiculously cute animal faces because why not? In Story Mode, you work calmly through increasingly complex boards, unlocking clear spaces with your careful shape placement, while Time Attack Mode tosses you into a colorful panic to beat the clock. Controls are simple, just click, drag, rotate, and mirror until everything fits snugly, but don't let the soft pastel aesthetic fool you: spatial reasoning gets real fast. It's the same satisfying zone-out feeling you get from classic puzzle games like Puyo Puyo and Dr. Mario, but with a squishier, less competitive vibe perfect for winding down. Fun fact: the concept of tessellation, the art of fitting shapes perfectly together without gaps, has been around since ancient Sumerian mosaics, proving once again that humans have always loved a good puzzle (especially if they can make it adorable).