Place tents beside trees, follow the row and column clues, and build a peaceful little campsite. Daily starts reset at midnight UTC, with fresh practice available. No account, ads or purchases. Puzzle engine by Simon Tatham and contributors, self-hosted under the MIT license with attribution. Nineleaf presentation and browser-save integration by Good Game Daily.
Pair every tree with one tent in a horizontally or vertically adjacent cell.Every tent belongs to one tree, with a valid one-to-one pairing overall.Tents must not touch, including at a diagonal corner.Row and column clues give the exact number of tents in each line.Progress is stored locally. If storage is blocked, play remains available without persistent progress. Anonymous first-party page counts use no visitor IDs. AI-assisted development; no AI model runs during gameplay.
Nineleaf Tents was submitted to SlowDen by Good Game Daily. SlowDen did not make this game - it is published here from the developer's own submission, added on 2026-11-11. It runs in the browser with no download, no install and no sign-up.