Four golden rings. Three royal spires. Carry an entire stack across the court, one careful move at a time. Elegance is knowing what to move next.
Explore the collection’s gold, stone and jewel details. Select an image for a closer look.
Royal architecture at a smaller scale.
Warm gold caught at the edge of the light.
A foundation with a remarkable finish.
Move the four rings from the left spire to the right. Only the top ring can move, and a larger ring never sits on a smaller one.
Smallest above largest. Every intermediate stack keeps this order.
Read the full rulesThe largest ring needs an empty destination. The smaller rings have to make that possible.
A valid tower always grows wider towards its base. The game prevents a move that breaks that rule.
The middle spire is not a detour. It is the essential space that makes the journey work.
The spires are a reminder that the obvious destination is not always the next destination. Sometimes a ring has to wait, another must return, and the court opens up in an entirely different way.
The thought behind the spiresUse the middle spire in the puzzle and a real pause away from the screen when needed. There is no time limit attached to the tower.
A little context for your visit to Brinavol.
No. Fifteen is the shortest route for the initial four-ring stack. You may explore without a move limit.
Only the top ring moves, and it cannot rest on a smaller ring. An empty destination accepts any top ring.
Yes. It works from the current valid arrangement, not only from the original starting stack.
No. The Gilded Spires is an independent logic puzzle with royal artwork. It is not an official slot or provider demo. There are no wagers, payments, cash-outs or real-world prizes.
