Clear the board. Win back the manor.
A block puzzle with a story stitched into it. Place the pieces, clear full rows and columns, and watch Emma work her way from a borrowed workroom back to the house that was taken from her. One hundred handmade stages, ten acts, no timer shouting at you.
Three at a time, and no rush.
Three pieces arrive at a time. Fit them onto the board, clear lines to make room, and keep the board breathing. Simple to learn in one session, still interesting in act ten.
A board that rewards planning
Every placement is a decision about the next three. Clear one line at a time to keep the board tidy, or hold a gap open and take two at once when the right piece arrives.
- Three rotating pieces at a time, tuned for one-hand play
- Unlimited undo and redo — no penalty for thinking twice
- Pause, leave, come back: a stage waits exactly where you left it
A story told in ten acts
Each act is a chapter: a new room, a new piece of the past, a new set of stage shapes. Clear the act and Emma gets a little closer to the house, one couture heirloom at a time.
- 100 handmade stages across ten acts, each with its own rule twist
- Twelve couture heirlooms collected as the story advances
- Coins earned in play, spendable on props and extra moves
A puzzle that respects the evening.
No timer, no energy wall
A stage ends when the board fills, not when a clock runs out. There is nothing to lose by looking away for a minute, and nothing to buy your way out of at the first hard level.
Calm by defaultStory, not decoration
The couture setting is the reason the levels look the way they do: fabric, thread, shears and the slow business of rebuilding a name. Emma's story is written into the acts, not bolted on around them.
Ten actsOffline, no account
No sign-up, no social feed, no push nagging. Open the app on a train with no signal and the whole game is there. Progress stays on the device.
Works offline- Platform
- iPhone & iPad
- Stages
- 100 · 10 acts
- Connection
- Not required
- Account
- None
Common questions
One hundred handmade stages, arranged into ten acts. Each act introduces its own chapter of the story and its own variation on the rules.
Yes. Undo and redo are unlimited inside a stage, and nothing is charged for using them. A stage can also be left halfway and resumed later.
Entirely. Emma's Revenge does not need a network to play, and there is no account to sign into. Progress is stored on the device.
Twelve pieces of the old atelier that Emma recovers as the acts progress. They mark how far the story has come and dress the manor back up as it returns to her.
The first session teaches the board in a few guided placements, then steps out of the way. No manual, no wall of instructions.
The manor is waiting.
A couture story block puzzle for iPhone and iPad. One hundred stages, no timer, no account. Free on the App Store now — download it and start the first act.