A small studio for curious play
Jupomi pairs independently built browser puzzles with original, practical explanations.
What you can do here
Play a sliding-tile puzzle, reason through a grid of lights, or practise remembering pairs. Each game has its own complete rules and controls. Alongside it, field notes explain a strategy with specific examples rather than repeating the instructions.
Our collection is deliberately small. The goal is to make each puzzle understandable and useful on its own, with room to explore the idea behind it.
Original work, familiar ideas
Sliding tiles, switching lights and matching pairs are established puzzle mechanics. We do not claim to have invented those mechanics. The game code, page design and explanatory text here are independently created for this site. These pages do not embed third-party game players or reproduce a supplier’s game descriptions.
A clear relationship with the reader
There are no invented player totals, star ratings, awards or testimonials. Your in-game counters describe only what has happened in your current puzzle. We do not require an account or offer a public ranking.
If an example is unclear or a control fails on your device, please use the contact page and include the puzzle name and the steps that led to the problem.