Roboyard52

Guide a designated robot to its target by sending it sliding across a hedge-filled yard, then work out the fewest moves that solve the board. Roboyard gives you control of four robots, each of which continues in a chosen direction until a hedge or another robot blocks its path. That movement rule turns each level into a planning problem in which the other robots serve as movable stopping points.

Its built-in artificial intelligence searches for solutions, providing hints when you are stuck and displaying an optimal sequence when you want to check your result. The game is available in English, German, French, Spanish, Chinese, Korean, Japanese, and Brazilian Portuguese. Blind players can play every part of it through TalkBack and Android’s accessibility features.

This Android game suits people who enjoy compact, demanding logic puzzles and fans of the Ricochet Robots-style board-game concept. Roboyard is open-source, runs on Android 5.0 or later, uses Universal architecture, and is shipped without ads. Its design supports both short puzzle sessions and deliberate searches for a minimum-move answer.

Version 52 protects the New Game action from accidental long presses, adds history navigation on the game screen, preserves login after a session expires, adjusts button sizes across devices and UI scales, and supports web deep links to random games.