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Quigly
Quigly is a daily card-grouping puzzle where players must divide twelve cards into four valid trios without choosing an early group that traps the remainder.
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Why it stands out
The real puzzle begins after you spot a valid trio.
Quigly separates a locally correct move from a globally useful one. Finding any valid trio is not enough: the remaining nine cards still need to divide cleanly, so the player must judge whether an apparently correct group preserves a route through the whole board.
Best for
- Players who enjoy Set-style feature matching with an added whole-board planning problem.
- Logic solvers who like recovering from a tempting move and finding a safer partition.
Think twice if
- Players who expect every individually valid trio to be a safe move.
- Players who dislike ranked time penalties, limited undos, or hint-marked results.
Quigly uses four familiar Set-style properties: shape, color, number, and fill. A trio is valid only when each property is either identical across all three cards or different across all three. A two-and-one split on even one property breaks the group.
The whole-board objective changes how that rule feels. The twelve cards must be cleared as four trios, and a valid first choice can leave nine cards that no longer partition cleanly. Three undos provide a recovery budget, but ranked play still distinguishes a direct solution from one reached by trial and rollback. Incorrect selections add twenty seconds, while using the daily hint marks the result.
A flawless solve—no mistakes, undos, or hint—is labeled a Clean Sweep. The creator describes a weekly difficulty rhythm that starts gently on Monday and builds toward Sunday, rather than one fixed level for every board. That makes Quigly a better fit for players interested in preserving future options than for someone who only wants to identify isolated valid sets.
How to play
- Inspect the twelve cards and compare their shape, color, number, and fill.
- Choose three cards whose value for every feature is all the same or all different.
- Clear the board in four trios, using the limited undos if a valid trio creates a dead end.
Game passport
A quick read before you play.
Play
- Mechanics
- Feature matching, Card grouping, Constraint planning
- Input
- Select cards
- Language load
- Low
Access
- Price
- Free to play
- Account
- Not required
Return
- Cadence
- Daily
- Features
- Stats: Yes
Index status
- Editorial depth
- Guide
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Source ledger
The evidence behind this page.
This guide combines direct observation of the official start and practice screens with creator-published rules for trios, dead ends, undos, ranked penalties, hints, Clean Sweep, and the weekly difficulty rhythm.
- Quigly official gameOfficial, Web, checked 30 July 2026
- Quigly launch description on r/SideProjectCreator profile, Creator, checked 30 July 2026
- Quigly rules and daily difficulty description on r/brainteasersCreator profile, Creator, checked 30 July 2026