Binairo in a nutshell
Binairo is a logic puzzle created in Belgium that became popular in newspapers and puzzle apps. It's played with two symbols and is a close cousin of Takuzu — in fact, they're the same kind of puzzle under different names.
- Half and half: every row and column has as many strawberries as blackberries.
- Never three of the same in a row.
- Golden cells are given.
Three difficulty levels
Easy: spotting pairs and gaps is enough. Medium: sometimes you'll need to look at a whole row and ask how many ways it can be completed. Expert: there are moments where the only way forward is to think "if I put a strawberry here, what happens?" and find that it leads to something impossible.
Fresi & Mori's hints teach each technique at the right moment, so the jump from easy to expert happens naturally.
From Binairo to the full game
If you enjoy it, the game has 100 levels across five worlds, with two ideas classic Binairo doesn't have: baskets (a 2×2 block with two strawberries and two blackberries) and ladybugs (cells with the same ladybug hold the same fruit).
100 levels in 5 worlds · 2 daily puzzles · endless mode · free, no ads, no sign-up
Frequently asked questions
What is Binairo?
A two-symbol logic puzzle: every row and column holds half of each, and there can never be three of the same in a row.
Where can I play Binairo for free?
Right here: Fresi & Mori is free, has no ads and runs in your phone or computer browser.
What is the difference between Binairo and Takuzu?
Nothing essential: they are the same puzzle with different names depending on the country or publisher.
Does it work offline?
Once you have opened the game, you can install it on your phone and keep playing without a connection.