Ring Tangle - Circle Puzzle

Same family, different physics: where this catalog's Ring Master frees 3D rings from a knot, Ring Tangle keeps its rings in a flat layout and asks you to rotate them home. Each puzzle starts as a tangled arrangement of colorful rings, loops and linked shapes; you spin the pieces, line up the gaps, and unlock the structure step by step.

The pleasure is mechanical and quiet: rings rotate into place, pieces separate, and a complex structure slowly becomes readable. Some levels fall to a few simple moves; others ask for pattern recognition and a little experimentation before the path opens. Controls are simple tap-and-drag, and hints cover the levels that refuse to make sense.

Variety comes from the layouts — simple rings at the easy end, then loops, frames and genuinely interlocking shapes — with difficulty climbing over time and quick levels sized for playing anytime. The register is explicitly calm: no timers are mentioned, and the whole thing is pitched as a relaxing brain-training break.

Documentation is thin beyond the core loop: no level count, no statement on ads, purchases or offline play. What carries the listing is reception — 4.9 stars at 50K+ downloads is one of the strongest scores in this stretch of the catalog, which suggests the execution is smoother than the spec sheet is detailed. If you tried the 3D cousin and wanted something flatter and calmer, this is the gentler sibling.