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In one line
An Arabic app for attentive thinking: puzzles solved by reflection rather than speed, and a library that builds ways of thinking without giving the answer.
In one paragraph
The Supreme Challenge (التحدي الأسمى) is neither a digital book nor a quiz. It holds 650 puzzles of twelve kinds — from odd-one-out to picture sudoku, Jump Square, balances and language and logic puzzles — and a library of 250 short articles on mathematics, language, history and science. The library never says which article solves which puzzle: players find the connection themselves. Time is limited and attempts are counted; a wrong answer closes the puzzle for an hour, an invitation to think before answering. For ages nine and up, Arabic first.
Facts
- 650 puzzles of twelve kinds, in thirteen sections.
- 250 short articles; every section has its own library.
- Free edition: 120 puzzles and 55 articles; the full edition is a single in-app purchase.
- No account, no ads, no tracking; works offline.
- iPhone, iPad and Android.
Screenshots
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- Today — the day’s puzzle and article (dark)
- Jump Square on the board (dark)
- The library (dark)
- An article in the reader (dark)
- Ramadan Nights
- Sharing image, 1200×630
Logo
Logo (SVG) · App icon (PNG). The brass cell above the grid is the “risen cell”: please do not recolour, stretch or overlay it.
