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Ages 8–13 · Grades 3–8 · 16 levels

Cipher Spire

A logic tower to climb floor by floor: spot patterns, sort by a hidden rule, continue number sequences, find what matches, put steps in order, crack coded messages and follow chains of clues. Tick, the Spire's guide, helps you past sixteen guardians.

  • Patterns
  • Sorting & categories
  • Number sequences
Cipher Spire cover art

Levels

01 · First StepsPlay
02 · Sort It OutLocked

A free account unlocks levels 3–4

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03 · Number LadderFree account
04 · Like For LikeFree account

A subscription unlocks levels 5–16

Try every level free for 30 days
05 · Right OrderSubscription
06 · The Hall of MirrorsSubscription
07 · Two Rules at OnceSubscription
08 · Coded MessagesSubscription
09 · The Sealed ArchiveSubscription
10 · Chain of CluesSubscription
11 · Beyond the ObviousSubscription
12 · Always, Sometimes, NeverSubscription
13 · Deeper ReflectionsSubscription
14 · Full ArchiveSubscription
15 · The PasswordSubscription
16 · The Spire's HeartSubscription

How to play

  1. Pick an unlocked level on the trail above.
  2. Answer each question before the timer runs out — speed and streaks earn bonus points.
  3. Score 60% or higher to unlock the next level.
  4. Levels 1⁠–⁠2 are free with no account. A free account also unlocks levels 3⁠–⁠4.
  5. A small monthly subscription unlocks every remaining level.

Questions and answers

What kinds of puzzles are in Cipher Spire?

Sixteen floors of logic puzzles: completing patterns, sorting by a hidden rule, number sequences, analogies, putting steps in order, picture grids where shapes turn and change, letter-shift codes, logic-grid puzzles, chains of clues, and deciding whether a statement is always, sometimes or never true.

What age is Cipher Spire for?

Ages 8 to 13. The first floor starts with simple repeating and growing patterns; the last floor mixes sequences, analogies and logic grids in one level.

What if my child has never seen a type of puzzle before?

Floors that bring in a new kind of puzzle start with a short explanation before the timed puzzles, and every answer is followed by an explanation of the rule.

How is it different from Watchglass Keep?

Cipher Spire is about finding rules: patterns, codes and clue chains. Watchglass Keep trains the skills those puzzles depend on: holding things in mind, ignoring distractions, turning shapes and planning ahead.