That Makes Sense: Define Your Own Puzzle Rules

5/9/2026, 9:21:55 PM

Tags: #puzzle #logic #word game #free to play #indie

User Reviews

Score: 87%8 user reviews
Review Count: 8 reviews
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Japan Price: 無料
Global Price: Free to Play
Sale Status: Regular pricing
Price Checked At: 5/9/2026, 9:21:55 PM

Key highlight

Define your own rules in That Makes Sense, a free-to-play puzzle game on a hexagonal grid where you create and solve challenges by setting your own mechanics.

Details

Overview

That Makes Sense is a unique puzzle game where the player gets to define the rules of engagement. Set on a hexagonal grid, the game challenges you to form phrases in a multitude of patterns – straight, diagonal, meandering, and more. The puzzles can be quite expansive, even exceeding the screen's boundaries, requiring you to utilize camera controls for zooming and panning.

Highlights

Player-Defined Rules: Create and solve puzzles by setting your own game mechanics.
Hexagonal Grid Gameplay: Explore diverse phrase-forming patterns on a versatile hex grid.
Expansive Puzzles: Navigate large, screen-spanning puzzles with intuitive camera controls.

Who It's For

This game is perfect for players who enjoy logic puzzles, word games, and titles that offer a high degree of player agency. If you appreciate innovative puzzle mechanics and the freedom to experiment, That Makes Sense will likely appeal to you.

Game Info

That Makes Sense is a free-to-play puzzle game developed and published by Daniel Snow. It was released on February 17, 2023, and is currently available in English.