Fleet: Battleship Solitaire is a single-player logic puzzle game inspired by the pen-and-paper classic Bimaru (also known as Yubotu or Battleships). Place every ship in the hidden fleet using only the number clues on each row and column — no guessing required.
How the puzzles work
Each board gives you a grid, a fleet of ships, and a number clue beside every row and column. The clue tells you exactly how many cells in that line contain a ship. Combine the clues with the rule that ships never touch — not even diagonally — and the solution falls into place through pure deduction.
What's inside
• Four difficulty tiers: Easy 6×6, Medium 8×8, Hard 10×10, and Expert 10×10 with the full naval fleet.
• Live validator that highlights row, column, fleet, and adjacency conflicts the moment they appear.
• Tri-state cells — tap to mark water, tap again to mark ship, long-press to flood a row or column.
• Drag-fill — sweep across cells in one gesture to mark whole lines at once.
• Undo and Redo with a 128-move history.
• Move counter and elapsed timer per puzzle.
• Auto-save — close the app any time and resume right where you left off.
• Light and dark themes that follow your system setting.
Built for everyone
• Full screen reader support. Every cell is labelled for TalkBack with row, column, and state.
• Keyboard navigation: arrow keys to move, Space to cycle, Ctrl+Z and Ctrl+Y for undo and redo.
• Reduce-motion option that respects accessibility settings.
• Plays offline — no internet connection required.
If you enjoy Sudoku, Nonogram (Picross), Minesweeper, or other logic and deduction puzzles, Battleship Solitaire is a natural next step. Each puzzle has a unique solution that can always be reached through reasoning alone.
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Latest Version
1.0.4Uploaded by
Mas Broo
Requires Android
Android 7.0+
Category
Free Puzzle GameContent Rating
Everyone
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Flag as inappropriateLast updated on May 10, 2026
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