Hook

Hook is a minimalist logic puzzle game in which you remove every hook from a board. Hooks overlap and affect one another, so choosing which to remove first is key.

Work out a safe sequence by tracing how the hooked pieces connect and which can move without being blocked. As you progress, new elements—including rotating junctions and switches—add more interactions to consider.

The game is organized into dozens of short, increasingly intricate levels. There are no timers or scores; progress comes from solving each board and learning how its mechanisms interact.

Many reviewers enjoy Hook as a clean, relaxing puzzle game with a simple premise and satisfying solutions. Some appreciate how the boards grow more involved and the mechanics develop, while others find the game short or feel later puzzles rely too much on adding complexity rather than introducing new ideas. Opinions also differ on the challenge: some describe it as approachable, while others find particular late levels frustrating.