Disk Area

Can you fill every last pixel of the target zone by dragging, resizing, and locking disks into place before the level times out?

Disk Area wastes zero time on story. You get a shape—maybe a lopsided hexagon, maybe a squiggly blob—and a handful of circles. Your job is to cover that shape completely. No gaps, no pieces sticking out past the edges. It sounds easy until level 12 hands you three giant disks and a target smaller than your thumb. The rules are simple, but the geometry gets nasty fast. Here's what I love: you can drag disks anywhere, adjust their radius with a slider or mouse wheel, and overlapping counts as coverage. So two small disks can patch a sharp corner better than one huge one. You'll find yourself nudging a disk a single pixel to close a tiny sliver of uncovered space. I spent a solid five minutes doing that on level 18 before realizing I could just overlap a second disk. The 'aha' moments feel earned, not handed to you. The difficulty curve is sneaky. Early levels let you nest disks inside concave notches. Later ones force you to juggle a limited set of fixed-size disks with zero margin for error. No timer, no lives—just you, the shape, and a coverage percentage that mocks you at 99.8%. I kept hitting 'next' without noticing an hour had passed. It's the kind of puzzle that makes you feel smart one moment and completely clueless the next, and that's exactly why I can't stop.

Tap on the screen to play this game.

Try shrinking a disk before you drag it—it's easier to slide through tight gaps. Overlapping disks is allowed and often the only way to fill sharp corners. If a level has more disks than you need, don't use them all; clutter makes gaps invisible. Work from the outside in: secure the edges first, then fill the center. Watch the coverage percentage—it tells you exactly where you're short before you commit. Don't be afraid to reset and start fresh; sometimes a different disk order unlocks the solution.

Q: Is Disk Area free to play? A: Yes, Disk Area is completely free in your browser with no hidden catches. Q: Can I play Disk Area on my phone? A: Absolutely. The game works on mobile browsers and responds to touch controls. Q: Do I need to download anything to play Disk Area? A: No downloads needed. Just open the page and start placing disks. Q: What if I get stuck on a level? A: Try resetting and placing disks in a different order. Sometimes overlapping smaller disks works better than one large one. Q: Does Disk Area have a timer or lives? A: No timer or lives. You can take as long as you need to solve each shape. Q: How many levels are there? A: There are plenty of levels with increasing difficulty—enough to keep your brain busy for a while.