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Euclidea

Kids build geometric figures with a virtual compass and straightedge, hunting for the solution with the fewest moves.

Euclidea turns classical compass-and-straightedge constructions into a puzzle game. Each level asks for a shape or line, like an equilateral triangle, the midpoint of a segment or a square inside a circle, and hands over a small set of tools for drawing lines and circles. Kids work out a route, and the game appears to accept only constructions that hold for any starting points, not ones that merely look right. Stars go to the most elegant solution in the fewest moves, and hidden bonus stars reward finding more than one answer. Shortcut tools such as the perpendicular and angle bisector unlock as they are earned, so each pack leans on the last. The opening packs feel approachable, and the later ones look as if they could keep a geometry fan happily stuck for weeks.

Ages
Middle schoolers and up who enjoy geometry
Works on
Web browser; iPhone and iPad app; Android app
Topics
Math
Languages
English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Greek, Russian, Ukrainian, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Vietnamese
Listed
2026-10-18

What kids do

  • Construct a triangle with compass and line
  • Find the midpoint of a segment
  • Solve a level in fewer moves for more stars
  • Drag points in Explore mode to test a solution

Who it suits

Middle schoolers and up who enjoy geometry.

Notes for parents

Made by Horis International. It runs in a browser and on phones and tablets, opening with 11 tutorials before 120 levels that range from very easy to very hard.

What you need

  • Web browser, phone or tablet

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