Skyscrapers, free to play
Fill the grid with building heights so that no height repeats in any row or column. The numbers around the edge tell you how many buildings you can see from there. A new puzzle every day.
Full rules and tips: how to play Skyscrapers
- 4x4, 5x5, 6x6
- A daily puzzle
- Hints
- No guessing needed
How to play
Read the edge numbers
Imagine standing at the edge of a row or column looking along it. A tall building hides every shorter one behind it. The number tells you how many buildings you can see.
Fill in the heights
Every row and every column uses each height from 1 to the size of the grid exactly once. Type a height into a square.
Use logic
A clue of 1 means the tallest building is right next to you. A clue equal to the grid size means the heights rise 1, 2, 3 and so on. Every puzzle can be solved by logic alone.
Ways to play
Good to know
Quick answers about playing Skyscrapers on Wittlo.
Is Skyscrapers free?
Yes. It is free to play, with no sign-up and nothing to install.
What does a zero or a blank edge mean?
A blank edge has no clue. Easy puzzles show most of the clues, and hard ones leave only the few that still make the answer unique.
Is there only one right answer?
Yes. Every puzzle is checked so that exactly one grid fits all the clues.
Do I have to guess?
No. Every puzzle can be solved by logic. Start with the clues of 1 and the clues equal to the grid size.
Can I print it?
Yes. Press Print to print the grid and clues to solve with a pencil.
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