Family Tree Puzzle builds a clue-based kinship chart
In Family Tree Puzzle, you work as a genealogist inside a simulation setup, placing portraits and labels into the right branches of a family chart. You study who belongs where, then drag each image into position to connect relatives, ancestors, and descendants without mixing up the lines.
Drag portraits into the correct branches
The board gives you photos and captioned diagrams, while the lower panel holds the pieces you need to sort out. Move each picture with the mouse, match it to the correct spot, and build the tree step by step; when every relation lines up, you earn points. The whole thing plays no download, so you can focus on the clues instead of setup.
Hints, pressure, and more than 120 levels
The game includes over 120 stages, so the relationships keep changing as you go deeper into the puzzle set. If a branch starts to look tangled, use a hint and keep moving rather than guessing blindly. That clue-first structure gives the game a logic-puzzle feel, a bit like Patterns Link, but here the challenge comes from ancestry rather than symbols.
Family history on a responsive layout
The design adjusts to different screens, which makes the layout easier to read when you want to sort portraits and captions comfortably. Because the clues sit right under the people on the board, you can track relationships at a glance and avoid placing the wrong face in the wrong generation. For players who enjoy puzzle games with a family theme, that structure keeps every round focused on one clear job: connect the relatives correctly.
Each new board asks you to think about sibling links, ancestor chains, and distant branches before you place the final piece, so the answers come from observation rather than luck.
Platform
Browser — desktop, mobile and tablet
Release
18 september 2024
Last Update
18 september 2024