Steve for iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Vision Pro

The name
of this game is Steve.

A casual puzzle game where you fill the grid using the correct number of blocks. Easy to learn. Annoyingly difficult to master.

Steve app icon
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Daily rank Moves Time

Small rules. Stubborn puzzles.

Steve is built around a simple idea that gets interesting fast: use the numbers as clues and fill the board correctly.

Fill the grid

Each number tells you how many blocks belong in its group. The rest is pattern finding, guessing, and recovering.

Play daily

A new puzzle arrives every day, giving Steve the quick ritual feel of the best small puzzle games.

Beat friends

Compete through Game Center leaderboards and achievements when the casual puzzle starts feeling personal.

Play anywhere

Steve runs on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Vision Pro, so the same puzzle can follow whatever screen you are using.

Super-Cute Demo

This is how you play Steve.

Do you even Steve?

Play the Daily Steve. Race the clock. Or find your zen with Journey mode that takes you from 3x3 to 12x12 puzzles.

Screenshot of Steve showing colorful puzzle grids on iPhone and iPad.
Daily Steve

A fresh score to chase every day.

The daily puzzle gives everyone the same board, then lets Game Center handle the friendly pressure. Solve it cleanly, solve it quickly, and see how you did.

  1. 1. You00:48
  2. 2. Friend01:12
  3. 3. Steve01:39

A mobile game without the usual baggage.

The App Store listing says the quiet part clearly: Steve is free to try, with no ads and no subscription.

The right kind of frustrating.

Steve is quick enough for a break and prickly enough to make that break run long.

A casual puzzle that starts obvious, then asks you to prove it.

Easy to learn

A daily board gives you one clean reason to come back tomorrow.

Daily puzzle

No ads, no subscriptions, and no engagement tricks.

Just a puzzle game

Go meet Steve.

Download Steve for free and unlock the full experience when the daily puzzle gets its hooks in.