Blendrix

Blendrix is ​​a minimalist logic game of the good is bad type, where you just need to connect dots of the same color to turn the entire board into a single color. It sounds simple, but from level 5 onwards, your brain starts to have to turn on path optimization mode—because the more cleverly you connect, the fewer steps you have, and the more satisfying the feeling of victory.

How to play Blendrix

• Click or touch a dot and drag a straight line to the dot of the same color.
• All dots in the middle of the line will automatically change to the color of the 2 dots you connected.
• Complete when the entire board turns to only 1 color.
• No time limit—just calmly calculate the move.
• Wrong move, you can click Undo >> to go back step by step; no need to restart.

Tips for playing Blendrix

• Always collect the area first; don't be greedy to eat it all from the beginning: Sometimes a good move will make the board more confusing. Observe which blocks are easy to collect → process blocks by area.
• Extremely beneficial clearing rule: You can only connect when all the dots in the middle are of a single color. So: if the board is chaotic, proactively clear the way first to unlock a bigger move.
• Don’t be afraid to go back—Undo is part of the gameplay: Blendrix was born to experiment, not to do it right once like Sudoku. Undo doesn’t punish, just spam naturally.
• Prioritize triangles & special cells first: Later levels will have triangle dots and navigation dots—if you let them live for long, the board will lock very quickly.

Minimalistic, not brain-teasing like an IQ simulator, but Blendrix is ​​the type of game where you only know how much it tricks you after you play it. Perfect for people who like pure logic games that are clean, with no RNG, no luck. If you like pure mechanical games, try Happy Wheels again—but this time it’s physical ragdoll chaos, not peaceful anymore.