Press kit

Last updated 17 October 2026

In one line

One swipe moves every block. Stop each one on the ring that matches it.

In a paragraph

RinkMind is a sliding-block puzzle with one rule you learn in a second and spend an evening on. A swipe slides every piece on the board at once, each one travelling until something stops it. A coloured block sinks when it comes to rest on the ring of its own colour, and the pieces behind it keep going — so a single swipe can set off a cascade, or ruin the position you spent four moves building. Every board has a par, the shortest solution, proved by a solver before the board ships. There are no lives, no timers and no energy to wait for, the whole game works offline, and the daily puzzle is the same board for everyone who plays it that day.

Fact sheet

Name
RinkMind
Developer
An independent developer, working alone.
Platforms
iPhone and Android phones; iPads and Android tablets play too.
Release
Not announced yet.
Price
Free, with ads. A one-time purchase removes them, and hint packs are optional.
Modes
120 campaign boards across six worlds, a daily puzzle, and endless play in four difficulties.
Languages
English at launch.
Contact
hello@rinkmind.com

Artwork

Screenshots and a gameplay video are taken from the finished build and will be here before launch. If you need them sooner, or need something at a particular size, ask and we will send them: hello@rinkmind.com.

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Contact

hello@rinkmind.com reaches the person who makes the game. The website is rinkmind.com.