Large-print puzzles
Every puzzle on LogicBright is designed to be easy to read. Text starts large, and you can make it larger still with the text-size buttons (A, A+, A++, A+++) in Settings. The grid and every button grow with it.
On screen
- Choose A++ or A+++ for very large numbers.
- Try the High contrast colors for the sharpest black-and-white view.
- Use Bigger or Biggest grid size for large boards like Minesweeper or Nonograms.
On paper
Use the printable puzzle maker with Large print ticked and 1 or 2 puzzles per page. You’ll get big cells with plenty of room for pencil marks, and an answer key on the last page.
Games that work especially well in large print
- Sudoku: Fill the 9×9 grid so every row, column and box has 1–9.
- Math Cages: Fill a Latin square so each cage hits its target with +, −, × or ÷.
- Binairo: Fill with 0s and 1s: no three in a row, equal counts, no identical lines.
- Futoshiki: A Latin square with greater-than and less-than signs between cells.
- Suguru: Each region holds 1 to its size, and equal numbers can’t touch, even diagonally.