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Leesho (or Lišo) is a Serbian puzzle consisting of a tower of three or four rotating disks, with 8 square tiles on each disk. Unlike the Whip-it / 6 by 6 or Babylon Tower, which have a space into which a piece can slide, Leesho has no blank space. Instead the front column of tiles is extended over the top cap of the puzzle with four more tiles that connect it to the rear column. Similarly the bottom of the puzzle has four tiles connecting the front an rear tile columns, forming one long loop of tiles. The tiles in this loop can slide in unison. As the three or four disks rotate, any tile can be brought to the loop in the front (or rear) column. There are 8 tiles of each colour. In the solved position, each disk has only one colour. The four tiles on the top and the four on the bottom of the loop are also one colour, usually the darkest of the available colours. This puzzle was patented by Zoran Lišančić - YUP97704 (A), published 17 August 2006. If your browser supports JavaScript, then you can play Leesho by clicking the link below: