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Glen Balance
What is Glen Balance?
Glen Balance is a free daily logic puzzle from GameGlen. Each day you pair six sunlight-and-water cards across three garden beds, aiming to match each bed's sunlight and water targets. The same puzzle is shared by everyone and resets at midnight UTC.

The mechanics are clean and fair—no timer, six tries, and a scoring curve that punishes carelessness without being cruel, though the margin for error is slim.

Three beds, six cards, pair sums—every puzzle is a small system of equations, and the 100-point start with 15-point misses keeps it a numbers game throughout.

There's a quiet wit in calling it 'Glen Balance'—you're not just matching numbers, you're pairing sunlight and water into three little haiku of a garden.

A daily drop at midnight UTC, six attempts like six episodes, and no timer—this is the slow-burn puzzle drama I'd happily binge with a cup of tea.
How to play Glen Balance
You are given six cards, each with a sunlight value and a water value, plus three garden beds that each require a specific sunlight total and water total. Place two cards in every bed so that all six cards are used and both targets are met in each bed. Submit your arrangement to check it; you have six submissions per puzzle, with no timer.
Tips & strategy
- Start by checking each bed's two targets together; a card pair must hit both totals, not just one.
- Look at beds with unusually high or low targets first, since they restrict which pairs are possible.
- Keep track of which cards remain unused after placing pairs; every card must be placed somewhere.
- Before submitting, mentally sum each card pair to confirm it matches that bed's sunlight and water targets.
- Use your early submissions to test likely arrangements, but remember each miss lowers your score.
Frequently asked questions
Is Glen Balance free to play?
Yes, it is free and requires no signup.
When does the daily puzzle reset?
A new puzzle appears at midnight UTC each day.
How many attempts do I get?
You get six submissions per puzzle. Scoring starts at 100 points, and each earlier miss costs 15 points; six misses results in a score of zero.
Is there a timer?
No, there is no timer. You can take as long as you like to solve the puzzle.
Is there an app?
The site makes no mention of an app; Glen Balance is playable through the web page at gameglen.com/play.
Where to play
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