Daily Skyline, daily tower puzzle for Android
Daily Skyline is now available on Google Play, bringing a shared daily logic puzzle to Android. Developer Murat Öncü says the Android release went live on October 26, following its earlier iPhone launch.
Based on classic Skyscrapers puzzles, it gives you a 5×5 grid to fill with building heights from 1 to 5. Each height appears once per row and column. Numbers around the edges tell you how many buildings should be visible from that direction, with taller ones hiding shorter neighbours.
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Everyone gets the same daily board, with notes, undo and hints to help untangle it. Version 1.30 improves Streak Freezes, allowing two saved freezes to protect two consecutive missed days. You earn one every seven streak days and can hold two.
Öncü describes Daily Skyline as a solo project. His public portfolio also covers frontend development, teaching and other published apps.
The daily puzzle is free, and the developer says there are no ads or mandatory signups. Optional Pro costs $6.99 yearly or $17.99 for lifetime access at US prices, unlocking the full archive, additional themes, unlimited second chances and advanced statistics. Local prices vary.
Progress stays on your device, so clearing app data or uninstalling can wipe your streak. Optional global rankings use an anonymous account.
You can try a free Easy board in your browser before downloading. It is a separate daily warm-up, differing from the app’s shared puzzle, and does not save your progress.
Links
- Daily Skyline on Google Play
- Daily Skyline on the App Store
- Official website and browser puzzle
- Free and Pro features
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