Help Center

This Help Center covers shared concepts used across MentalDeload puzzle apps: calm play, offline use, privacy, Premium, Paths, Atmospheres, Zen Mode, progress, and tutorials.

Contents

  1. What makes MentalDeload different
  2. Privacy and offline play
  3. Premium
  4. Paths
  5. Solve Later
  6. Free Play
  7. Atmospheres
  8. Zen Mode
  9. Undo, restart, and hints
  10. Statistics and local progress
  11. Interactive tutorials
  12. Game-specific help

What makes MentalDeload different

MentalDeload puzzle games are designed for quiet, focused play. They avoid pressure mechanics where possible and prioritize a calm, respectful experience.

The games are meant to be enjoyable without trying to keep you trapped. Some apps may include optional Premium content, but the core experience remains calm and complete without it.


Privacy and offline play

MentalDeload apps are designed to work offline for normal play. No internet connection is required during gameplay.

Internet may be needed for Google Play purchase handling, restoring Premium, installation, or platform-level services provided by Android.

Uninstalling an app may remove local progress unless Android device backup restores it.

For full details, see the Privacy Policy.


Premium

Premium is an optional one-time purchase that supports continued development. It is not a subscription.

Depending on the app, Premium may unlock additional Atmospheres, puzzle sets, boards, or comfort features. The specifics vary by game.

Use the app's Premium screen to check or restore your purchase where available. If a restore does not appear to work, ensure you are signed into the same Google account used for the original purchase.

Premium unlocks are per-app. A purchase in one MentalDeload game does not automatically unlock Premium in another.


Paths

Paths are curated sequences of puzzles or stages. They give players a gentle structure without competitive pressure.

The goal is calm progression. There is no punishment for taking your time or returning to earlier stages.


Solve Later

In Paths, some apps allow a stage to be left for later. This is not a failure state.

The stage remains visible as unfinished or partially completed. The next stage can become available so you can continue the Path without being blocked.

You can return to the deferred stage at any time and complete it at your own pace.

This feature is available where supported by the app.


Free Play and unfinished puzzles

Free Play is for playing outside curated Paths. Depending on the game, puzzles may be generated or selected from a broader set.

Where available, especially enjoyable puzzles may be saved to a local library for replaying later.


Atmospheres

Atmospheres are visual presentation styles that change the look and feel of a game. They can affect background, board appearance, tiles, contrast, and overall mood.

Think of Atmospheres as calm visual profiles rather than cosmetic skins. They are designed to support different moods and preferences for focused play.


Zen Mode

Zen Mode reduces visible interface elements so the puzzle can take center stage. It may hide the top bar, status information, or other UI elements depending on the app.

To leave Zen Mode, use the visible close or menu button, or open the settings menu, depending on the app. The exact control varies by game.


Undo, restart, and hints

Undo and restart are meant to support relaxed experimentation. Restarting a puzzle is not a punishment — it is simply a fresh start.

Hint behavior may differ by game. Some games may not need hints or may use a different assistance approach. The shared idea is to help without pressure.


Statistics and local progress

Statistics are for personal reflection, not competition. There are no global rankings by default.

Deleting or reinstalling the app may remove local statistics unless device backup restores them.


Interactive tutorials

Tutorials are optional guided introductions that teach interaction step by step. They are meant to reduce confusion, not test the player.

If you are unsure how a particular puzzle type works, look for a tutorial or help option within that app.


Game-specific help

Each MentalDeload app has its own rules and features. Detailed help for individual games is available below.

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