Eitanium: Logic Grid Puzzle

Android app by Eitapp. Puzzle · Eitapp

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Unknown
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Unknown
Download price
Free to download
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Version
1.1.3
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-12

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Eitanium is a logic grid puzzle game - the classic Einstein's riddle, rebuilt for Android. A grid of categories, a set of clues, and pure deduction to work out which item belongs in which cell. No guessing. No luck. Just clean, satisfying logic. HOW IT WORKS Every puzzle is a logic grid. The clues tell you what can't be true as often as what can. Cross out the impossible, and what's left is the answer. If you like Einstein's riddle, zebra puzzles, or classic logic problems on paper, this is that, on your phone. WHAT'S INSIDE - 30 levels of increasing difficulty, from gentle warm-up to genuinely hard - Daily Puzzle - a new logic grid every day, the same one for every player worldwide - Free Play - set your own difficulty and solve at your own pace - Random Level - roll the dice and get a surprise challenge - Hint system - stuck on a deduction? Get a nudge (costs Gold) - Auto-Solve - reveal the full solution instantly (costs Gold) - Earn Gold by winning, or buy more in the shop - Multiple visual themes for the board - No account needed - open the app and play FAIR AND RELAXING No lives. No timers. No pay-to-win. No dark patterns. Eitanium is a brain teaser for people who want to think, not be manipulated. Take an hour on one puzzle if you want to. Nothing is counting down. Ads are shown between games. A one-time "Remove Ads" purchase is available for a completely clean experience. Originally created in 2018. Rebuilt from scratch for modern Android.

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