Guides and articles
How each Leon Frontier game works, how to score well, and the ideas behind the puzzles. Start with a game's how-to-play guide, then go deeper.
The Flag Slice
- How to play The Flag SliceTen flag puzzles every day. Read the colour proportions, make your pick, and chase a perfect 30 on the same daily set as everyone else.
- Flags with the same coloursIndonesia, Monaco and Poland make the same colour pie. Why different flags share identical proportions, and how The Flag Slice handles them.
- How to read a colour pieWhat the slices, percentages and colour names in The Flag Slice really measure, why thirds show as 34/33/33, and a step-by-step way to read any flag's pie.
- The Nordic cross flags as colour piesDenmark, Sweden, Norway, Finland and Iceland all fly a Nordic cross. How each one measures in The Flag Slice, and how to tell the five apart.
- Green, yellow and red: reading pan-African flagsMany flags share green, yellow and red. How The Flag Slice measures Ghana, Ethiopia, Kenya, Mali and their neighbours, and what sets them apart.
Letterbolt
- How to play LetterboltA 90-second anagram word race built around quick thinking, combos, pangrams and daily competition.
- How to find more words in a Letterbolt rackPractical ways to pull more words out of six or seven letters in Letterbolt: endings, stems, swaps and reversals, plus what the dictionary accepts.
- Hunting the pangram in LetterboltEvery Letterbolt rack is built from a real word. How to find the word that uses every letter, when to play it, and racks that hide more than one.
- Letterbolt scoring and combos, explainedExactly how Letterbolt scores a word, how the combo climbs to triple points, what breaks it and what does not, and why rhythm beats long words.
Lost Vowels
- How to play Lost VowelsA clean daily word game with six categories, ten puzzles per run, optional clues with a clear price, and a perfect score of 30.
- Reading the blanks: a Lost Vowels strategy guideHow to read a Lost Vowels puzzle: what the blanks, spaces and Y tell you, which vowel pairs to try first, and a routine for rebuilding any answer.
- Same consonants, different wordsMeat and meet, argon and organ, pork and park: why so many English words share consonants, and how Lost Vowels makes sure only one answer fits.
- The six Lost Vowels categories, and how to play eachEnglish Words, Cities & Towns, Animals, Food & Drink, Football, Science & Nature: what each Lost Vowels category asks and the tactics that work.
Mixmatics
- How to play MixmaticsRoute liquids through pipes, mixers, valves and heating chambers to fill production orders. Two hundred puzzles and a fresh factory every day.
- How to earn three stars in MixmaticsWhat waste, energy, cycles and actions really measure in Mixmatics, how the star targets are set, and practical ways to trim each number on any puzzle.
- Mixmatics colour mixing and processing, explainedThe five Mixmatics recipes, how mixers count units, why a mixer jams, and how heating, chilling and polishing change a liquid but not its colour.
- Valves, splitters and timing in MixmaticsHow Mixmatics moves liquid tick by tick, how tees and splitters share a flow, and how to time a valve so colours reach an order in sequence.