Skyscrapers is a logic puzzle about a city block seen from the street. Fill the grid with buildings so every row and every column holds each height once, 1 to 5 on a 5×5. The clues around the edge say how many buildings you can see looking in from that side: a taller building hides every shorter one behind it. New to it? Start with the rules, which solve one of the game’s own puzzles step by step, or play a small one right here.
Skyscrapers
Topics
- Skyscrapers TechniquesEvery Skyscrapers technique on its own page, from clues of 1 and n to what-if, each shown on the same 7×7 puzzle from the game.
Guides
- Skyscrapers for Beginners: Start HereNew to Skyscrapers? Follow this path: the rules, your first 5×5, clues of 1 and n, a six-row warm-up with answers, and when to move up.
- Skyscrapers Rules: How to Play (With Examples)How to play Skyscrapers: the two rules, how to count the buildings you can see, one of the game's 5×5 puzzles solved step by step, and where to start in any grid.
- How to Solve Skyscrapers: 6 Techniques That WorkSix Skyscrapers techniques, from clues of 1 and n to what-if, how often the game's levels need each one, and a 6×6 from the game solved in stages.
- Skyscrapers Tips: 8 Tricks to Solve FasterEight Skyscrapers puzzle tips, measured on the game's 150 levels: start with 1s and full clues, keep tall buildings away from big clues, follow what you just changed, and when to use notes.
- 6 Skyscrapers Mistakes That Break Your GridStuck on a Skyscrapers puzzle, or found a clue that doesn't match? These six mistakes cause most broken grids. How to spot each one, and how to recover.