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Slitherlink

Aliaksandr Uvarau
⬇ 100+ downloads
Est. actual: 435
Style: Nonogram / Logic
Free
Released: Jun 30, 2026
No in-app purchases
Contains ads
Rated: Everyone

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  • 📈Last 7 days +34 installs · 7/day since Sep 15
  • 🏆Among Nonogram / Logic games top 26% by installs gained this week (224 peers growing)
  • 🛠Updates quiet · updated 54 days ago
Installs since launch
0 218 435 435 Jun 30, 2026 today
+74 installs since Sep 15
Update history
1.2 Aug 3, 2026 · seen Sep 15, 2026
Initial release of the game.
Only the current version so far — new entries appear as the game ships updates.
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Slitherlink is a pure logic puzzle where your goal is to draw one single closed loop on a grid of dots. Some cells contain numbers. Each number tells you how many of the four sides around that cell must be part of the loop. Use logic to place fences, mark impossible lines, and complete the board without guesses. The loop must be continuous, closed, and unbroken. It cannot branch, cross itself, or form multiple separate loops. Every solved level has exactly one loop. Features: • 3000 built-in levels • Bonus levels for even more challenges • 6 difficulty levels: Novice, Casual, Standard, Difficult, Advanced, Expert • Optional game timer • Day and night modes • Undo button • Hints when you need help • Save game state and progress • Portrait and landscape support • Helpful note tools: crosses, red area markers, and green area markers • No subscriptions • No in-app purchases How to play: Place fences between neighboring dots to build the final loop. A numbered cell must have exactly that many fences around it. For example, 0 means no fences, 1 means one fence, 2 means two fences, and 3 means three fences. You can also place red crosses to mark where fences cannot go. Red and green area markers can be used as notes to help separate regions and follow the logic of the loop. Start with simple clues, use marks to eliminate impossible moves, and avoid closing a small loop too early. The final answer must always be one single closed loop. Whether you want a quick relaxing level or a serious logic challenge, Slitherlink offers thousands of puzzles across multiple difficulty levels with no purchases required.