Tendo
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Quick Info
- Genre
- Number placement puzzle
- Board
- 5 × 5 grid
- Control
- Drag and drop
- Goal
- Make rows or columns total 10
About This Game
Tendo is a drag-and-drop number puzzle built around one rule: a completed row or column scores when its values add up to exactly 10. Numbered tile groups appear in the tray beside a 5-by-5 grid. Drag a group onto empty cells, watch the running totals shown around the board, and complete tens without occupying the spaces needed by the remaining shapes. Scoring lines free space for later moves, while poor placement can leave a tile group with nowhere to fit. The name reflects the goal — make ten, then keep the board open long enough to make the next one.
How to Play
- Choose one of the numbered tile groups in the side tray.
- Drag the whole group onto empty cells in the 5-by-5 grid.
- Use the totals around the board to make a row or column equal exactly 10.
- Create scoring lines before the board becomes too crowded for the remaining shapes.
Getting Started
- Read both the row and column totals before placing a group; one move can prepare two tens at once.
- Protect larger open areas because multi-tile groups need more room than single tiles.
- A near-complete line is useful only if the missing value can still fit in an open cell.
FAQ
What is the goal of Tendo?
Place numbered tile groups so a row or column adds up to exactly 10.
How do I move tiles in Tendo?
Drag a complete tile group from the side tray onto empty cells in the grid.
Why do I need to keep space open?
New groups have different shapes, and the game ends when an available group no longer fits on the board.
