What is Heisty?
Heisty turns a daily robbery into three logic puzzles: locate cameras, put security actions in order, and deduce a vault combination. The mission supplies a target and a fictional market value, while your performance determines how much of the take you keep.
The stages share a heist story, but each has its own instructions and evidence. Learning the rules of the next stage matters more than carrying a guess from the previous board into it.
Three different kinds of deduction
Recon hides eight cameras on a building blueprint. Each row, column, and colored room contains one camera, and cameras cannot touch, even diagonally. Tap to clear an impossible cell, long-press to flag a camera, and drag to clear several cells.
Breach asks you to order five security actions. Its clues describe relationships between steps; press and hold a tile to move it into a new slot. A rejected submission identifies misplaced tiles, and a purchased hint locks one into place.
Vault uses four digit drums. Combine clues about parity, order, sums, or differences to find the combination. A wrong combination does not provide per-digit feedback, so random testing is a poor substitute for deduction.
How to play
- Open today's mission and read its briefing. The interactive tutorial introduces the controls.
- Solve Recon by finding the only camera arrangement that satisfies rooms, rows, columns, and separation.
- In Breach, combine the current stage's clues and drag all five actions into order before submitting.
- At the Vault, adjust the four drums to a combination that satisfies every displayed clue, then choose Open Vault.
- Review the mission result and the effect of time, mistakes, and purchased hints on your take.
A useful solving habit
For Recon, a room with only one possible camera cell is a strong starting point: that placement eliminates its row, column, and touching neighbors. For Breach, distinguish “before” from “immediately before”; the first allows gaps. For Vault, an odd-number clue can remove half the candidates before you investigate arithmetic relationships.
The home screen also offers practice and challenges. Use practice to learn an unfamiliar stage before comparing daily results with friends.