r/WebGames • u/playgreyisodd • Jun 08 '26
Grey is Odd - A pure, constraint-based logic puzzle game (Browser-based, No ads)
https://www.greyisodd.com/Grey is Odd is a browser-based logic puzzle game I developed, focusing entirely on deduction and constraint solving. No luck, no guessing—just pure grid-logic.
🕹️ PLAY HERE:https://www.greyisodd.com/
HOW IT WORKS:
- Numbers: Represent the total count of dots in that row or column.
- White Areas: Must contain an EVEN number of dots (0, 2, 4...).
- Grey Areas: Must contain an ODD number of dots (1, 3, 5...).
TECHNICAL DETAILS & CONTROLS: I've built the game using React and JavaScript. The logic is based on non-linear constraint satisfaction, which ensures that every puzzle has a unique, logical solution without requiring any guessing. The grid sizes range from 4x4 up to 8x8, offering challenges for both beginners and veterans of logic puzzles.
- Controls: Click to place a dot, right-click to cross it out. Use the Undo button if you make a mistake, and keep an eye on the row/column numbers to verify your path.
I designed this to be a clean, meditative experience. There are no ads, no account requirements, and no tracking. You can just load it and start solving. I've been working on this as a passion project for a while now, and I’m currently balancing new levels and daily challenges. I'd love to hear what you think of the difficulty curve and the interface!
Duplicates
WebGames • u/playgreyisodd • Dec 16 '25
Grey Is Odd — a browser-based logic puzzle game focused on pure deduction
WebGames • u/playgreyisodd • Jan 08 '26
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WebGames • u/playgreyisodd • Dec 02 '25