You see a puzzle “shape” made up of empty (blank) spots.
At the bottom (or somewhere), there are colorful blocks (pieces), each made of line-segments or shapes.
You drag a block using your finger (touch screen) or with mouse (click & drag)
You place it into the puzzle shape so that it fits — you want to fill all blank spots, leaving no gaps.
There is no time limit, and there’s no losing condition — you just progress by completing levels.
Fill The Lines, also called Lines to Fill, is a thinking game in which you complete a given puzzle shape with colorful blocks. You drag one of the blocks with your finger or the left mouse button and place it so that no blank spot remains. No clock runs and you cannot lose, which makes it a relaxed experience across hundreds of different levels. At the bottom of the screen there are pieces made of line segments, and you fit them into the empty spots of the shape. It works on a computer or mobile device and is displayed in portrait. Tip: fill the awkward corners and narrow spaces first with the pieces that fit them, and leave the large open areas for last.
Liked it? Try Dice Puzzle, Unstack Tower or Block Puzzle Magic next.
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Fill The Lines, also called Lines to Fill, is a thinking game in which you complete a given puzzle shape with colorful blocks. You drag one of the blocks with your finger or the left mouse button and place it so that no blank spot remains. No clock runs and you cannot lose, which makes it a relaxed experience across hundreds of different levels. At the bottom of the screen there are pieces made of line segments, and you fit them into the empty spots of the shape. It works on a computer or mobile device and is displayed in portrait. Tip: fill the awkward corners and narrow spaces first with the pieces that fit them, and leave the large open areas for last.
Liked it? Try Dice Puzzle, Unstack Tower or Block Puzzle Magic next.
You see a puzzle “shape” made up of empty (blank) spots.
At the bottom (or somewhere), there are colorful blocks (pieces), each made of line-segments or shapes.
You drag a block using your finger (touch screen) or with mouse (click & drag)
You place it into the puzzle shape so that it fits — you want to fill all blank spots, leaving no gaps.
There is no time limit, and there’s no losing condition — you just progress by completing levels.