Hitori Logic

hook.gg · Board game・Puzzle・Strategy

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Size
178.0 MB
Rating
ESRB E · PEGI 3
Developer
Hook Games
Of 17 countries, the Japan eShop is cheapest at $0.63, 87% less than the US price ($4.99).That said, buying from another country's eShop comes with hassles like card declines and switching your account region, so the real cost can be higher than shown.Based on prices collected since 2026-09-07 — earlier sales aren't included.

Price history

$4.99$1.99
9/1810/23
  • 10/23$4.99+151%
  • 10/2$1.99-60%
  • 9/18$4.99

Showing the US eShop price since 9/18. We only log days when the price changed — it stayed the same in between.

Prices by country (17 countries)

CountryLocal priceIn US dollarsEnds
Japan100 JPY -80%$0.6310/27
Canada5.99 CAD$4.26—
Czechia99 CZK$4.58—
New Zealand8.25 NZD$4.69—
Poland19 PLN$4.89—
US4.99 USD$4.99—
Norway49 NOK$5.23—
Australia7.5 AUD$5.27—
Mexico99.99 MXN$5.38—
South Africa89 ZAR$5.43—
Germany4.99 EUR$5.61—
Spain4.99 EUR$5.61—
France4.99 EUR$5.61—
Italy4.99 EUR$5.61—
Netherlands4.99 EUR$5.61—
UK4.49 GBP$6.01—
Switzerland9 CHF$10.91—

Local prices are converted at the day's exchange rate. Foreign transaction fees and local taxes aren't included. Argentina is excluded because its listed price differs from the amount actually charged.

About

Hitori Logic is played with a grid of squares or cells, with each cell initially containing a number. The game is played by eliminating squares/numbers and this is done by marking them red. The objective is to transform the grid to a state wherein all three following rules are true: 1) no row or column can have more than one occurrence of any given number 2) red cells cannot be adjacent, although they can be diagonal to one another. 3) the remaining numbered cells must be all connected to each other, horizontally or vertically.

From the official Nintendo eShop listing

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Prices as of 2026-10-22