Unscrew Them All

Loosen every rusted screw in the right order and watch the wooden puzzle collapse plank by plank.

At first glance Unscrew Them All looks like one of those simple wooden puzzles you'd find on a coffee table. You click a screw, it pops out, you drop it into an empty hole, and a plank falls away. Repeat until the whole structure collapses. That's the entire pitch — but the devil's in the order you pick. I spent a good ten minutes staring at one level, convinced it was broken. Then I realized I could take a screw from the back side and move it to the hole I'd just cleared. The plank dropped, and suddenly the rest made sense. That's the kind of spatial thinking this game quietly demands. Screws aren't locked to their original plank; any open hole works. It's the kind of game you open for five minutes before bed and suddenly it's 1 a.m. The clicking is satisfying, the sound design is subtle, and there's no timer or fail state — just you, a pile of planks, and a growing pile of loose screws. Perfect for when you need a brain-teaser that won't punish you for experimenting.

1. Select a Screw: Click on a screw to unscrew it from the wooden plank. 2. Place the Screw: Tap on an open hole that is unobstructed by planks. 3. Remove the Plank: When all screws are removed, the plank drops down, revealing new holes. If a plank has on

Clear screws from planks that block the most other planks first — they unlock multiple holes at once. You can move any screw to any open hole, even if it came from a completely different plank. Watch for planks attached by only one screw. Remove that and they drop instantly. If you're stuck, hover over every hole. One you missed might be hidden behind a plank you just removed. Misclicks don't reset the level, so feel free to trial-and-error your way through tricky spots.

Q: Is Unscrew Them All free to play? A: Yes, it's completely free in your browser with no paywalls or premium levels. Q: Can I play Unscrew Them All on mobile? A: Yes, the HTML5 version works on phones and tablets. Tap instead of click. Q: Do I need to download anything? A: No download required. Just open the game page and start unscrewing. Q: Is Unscrew Them All unblocked for school? A: Since it runs as HTML5, it usually bypasses school filters when accessed through an unblocked games site. Q: How many levels are there? A: The game cycles through dozens of puzzle layouts, scaling difficulty as you progress. Q: Does it need an internet connection? A: You'll need a connection to load the page, but after that the game may run offline in some browsers.