One rule, endless depth
Drag to draw a rectangle around a number. The area has to equal the number, and every square on the board has to end up in exactly one rectangle. That is the whole game.
The classic Japanese number puzzle — divide the grid, match the numbers.
Shikaku (also known as Rectangles) is a Japanese logic puzzle with one elegant rule: divide the grid into rectangles so that each one contains exactly one number, and that number equals the area of the rectangle. Simple to learn in seconds — and quietly addictive for years.
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A look at the boards, modes and screens you will actually play.

Find shapes within numbers

Drag to draw rectangles

Four difficulties

Progress and awards

Themes and hints

Relax and challenge your mind
Drag to draw a rectangle around a number. The area has to equal the number, and every square on the board has to end up in exactly one rectangle. That is the whole game.
Start on 6×6 grids and work up through Medium (8×8–9×9) and Hard (10×10). Clear level 25 to unlock Master mode and its 16×16 boards.
Track progress, skill and streaks as you go. Bronze, silver and gold medals land at 10, 50 and 100 puzzles solved.
Switch between themes like Sunny, Mint Fizz and Twilight, change the number style, and spend coins on a hint when a grid has you stuck.
Shikaku is a Japanese logic puzzle, also called Rectangles or Divide by Squares. You split a grid into rectangles so each rectangle holds one number, and that number matches the rectangle’s area.
Yes. Shikaku is free to download on Google Play. Optional in-app purchases and coins can be used for hints and themes.
Yes. Puzzles can be played without an internet connection.
Free on Google Play. No timers, no pressure — just a good puzzle.
Download onGoogle Play