Start a level and look at all the dots you must connect.
Place your finger on a dot to begin drawing.
Drag your finger to draw one continuous line that connects every dot.
Do not lift your finger (keep it as “one touch / one stroke”).
Avoid obstacle lines if your drawn line touches a blocked/obstacle line, the try is considered wrong.
When all dots are connected correctly, the level completes and you move to the next puzzle.
Brain Line Connect asks you to link every point on the board using just one unbroken stroke. The early stages seem simple, yet the designs quickly reward players who plan their route before starting.
Touch any point to begin and pull your finger along to trace. You must keep the line unbroken, so lifting your finger is not allowed. Obstacle lines add an extra challenge: if your path touches one of them, the attempt counts as wrong and you need to try again. Linking every point without errors clears the stage.
There is no time pressure, so you can take your time and plan each move. The clean visuals keep the focus on the puzzle, and a very large set of stages keeps sharpening concentration and logic. It works with touch on mobile and with the mouse on desktop. Look at where the obstacles are before you start, and choose a starting dot that lets you avoid them without having to cross back over your own line.
In the same vein on Plays Games: Ball Sort Puzzle, Sort Master and DOP Puzzle: Displace One Part.
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Brain Line Connect asks you to link every point on the board using just one unbroken stroke. The early stages seem simple, yet the designs quickly reward players who plan their route before starting.
Touch any point to begin and pull your finger along to trace. You must keep the line unbroken, so lifting your finger is not allowed. Obstacle lines add an extra challenge: if your path touches one of them, the attempt counts as wrong and you need to try again. Linking every point without errors clears the stage.
There is no time pressure, so you can take your time and plan each move. The clean visuals keep the focus on the puzzle, and a very large set of stages keeps sharpening concentration and logic. It works with touch on mobile and with the mouse on desktop. Look at where the obstacles are before you start, and choose a starting dot that lets you avoid them without having to cross back over your own line.
In the same vein on Plays Games: Ball Sort Puzzle, Sort Master and DOP Puzzle: Displace One Part.
Start a level and look at all the dots you must connect.
Place your finger on a dot to begin drawing.
Drag your finger to draw one continuous line that connects every dot.
Do not lift your finger (keep it as “one touch / one stroke”).
Avoid obstacle lines if your drawn line touches a blocked/obstacle line, the try is considered wrong.
When all dots are connected correctly, the level completes and you move to the next puzzle.