BeadHouse

Yes. BeadHouse is free and runs right in your browser, so there is no download and nothing to install. Open the page on desktop, tap a few beads and you are already restoring your first picture.

BeadHouse is listed for desktop browsers and plays in landscape orientation. The controls are simple taps, but the game is set up for a desktop screen, so that is the best place to play it.

BeadHouse has 54 handcrafted levels. Each one gives you a new picture to restore, so you have plenty of bead puzzles to work through and plenty of stars and coins to collect along the way.

You look at a picture, find the beads that sit in the wrong colored area and rearrange them until the original design is back. You tap misplaced beads into a tray, then place them in matching empty spaces.

The tray holds beads you have picked up before you place them in the right spot. It has limited space, so you cannot grab everything at once. Planning your order of moves is the real puzzle.

The Gallery is where you keep your finished creations. Every completed challenge turns into a piece of bead art, so you build up a little collection of the pictures you have restored.

Yes, BeadHouse includes useful boosters to help when a level feels stuck. You also earn stars and coins as you play, which keeps the progress feeling rewarding without turning the game stressful.

It leans relaxing. The tap controls are simple and the effects are satisfying. Still, careful observation and smart planning are rewarded, especially with the limited tray space, so you will need to think a little.