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Hashimania
Hashimania is a daily Hashi (bridges) puzzle where you connect numbered islands with single or double bridges to form one network, with a new puzzle published every day and multiple difficulty levels.
Play HashimaniaA fresh puzzle is waiting for you.
Hashimania offers the classic Hashi (also called Hashiwokakero or the bridges puzzle) as a web game you can play in multiple languages on phone or computer without installing anything. Each puzzle shows numbered islands whose numbers indicate how many bridges must touch that island. The goal is to join all islands into a single connected network without bridge crossings.
You can play a fresh daily puzzle at your chosen difficulty without creating an account, or optionally register to save progress across up to 500 practice levels, compete on leaderboards and receive the daily puzzle by email. The site includes an interactive tutorial, rules, difficulty settings ranging from Very easy to Total madness, and options to pause animations and mute sounds.
The game stores some preferences in your browser and uses a session cookie for account access. Creating an account is free and lets the service retain your rank, completed levels and results for leaderboards; the site is managed by controller Mariano Galán, who is contactable via the provided info email.
How to play Hashimania
- Open the daily puzzle page and choose a difficulty or use the default daily difficulty.
- Tap or click an island to start a bridge and extend it straight to another island in the same row or column.
- Build either a single or a double bridge between two islands without letting bridges cross each other.
- Ensure each island has exactly the number of bridges shown on it and that every island is connected into one continuous network.
- Use the tutorial and marks to practice, and clear or retry the puzzle if needed.
Tips for Hashimania
- Start with islands that show high numbers or have only one or two possible directions to place their required bridges.
- Look for rows or columns with limited space where bridges must go, and place those first to avoid later conflicts.
- Use marks to note impossible connections and the tutorial to learn how single and double bridges behave before tackling harder difficulties.
- Work to create a single connected network early; avoiding isolated groups reduces backtracking on harder puzzles.
Hashimania FAQ
What is Hashimania?
Hashimania is a web version of the classic Hashi bridges puzzle where you connect numbered islands with single or double bridges to form one network. The site provides a daily puzzle, an interactive tutorial, multiple practice levels and leaderboard features, and it runs in several languages on phones and computers without installation.
Is Hashimania free to play?
Yes, Hashimania is free to play, including the daily puzzle which requires no account. Creating a free account is optional and lets you save progress through the provided 500 practice levels, access leaderboards and optionally receive the daily puzzle by email.
How often does a new Hashimania puzzle appear?
A new bridges and islands puzzle is published every day for the daily puzzle. You can play that daily puzzle at any of the available difficulty settings without creating an account, or opt in by email to receive it.
Can I play without creating an account?
Yes, you can solve the daily puzzle without creating an account and choose any difficulty for that daily challenge. An account is only required if you want to save progress across the 500 practice levels, appear on leaderboards or receive the daily puzzle by email.
Does Hashimania have difficulty levels or a hard mode?
Yes, Hashimania provides multiple difficulty levels from Very easy up to Total madness, letting you select an appropriate challenge for the daily puzzle or practice levels. The interface also offers options like pausing animations and tutorial practice to help with harder puzzles.
Who made Hashimania?
The game is managed by controller Mariano Galán, who is listed as the owner and the contact for the service. Contact details and a privacy statement are provided on the site, including an email address for inquiries.
Can I save my progress on Hashimania?
Yes, if you create a free account your progress through the 500 practice levels, ranks, results and attempts are saved on the server. Without an account you can still play the daily puzzle, but progress across practice levels is not preserved in that browser session on the server.
Does Hashimania work on mobile devices?
Yes, the site states you can play for free on your phone or computer without installing anything. The game stores some preferences in browser local storage and uses cookies for session management, so mobile browser settings affect saved preferences and session duration.
