One fix, and it's about fairness:<br><br>• In Endless, skipping a board after watching the ad now counts — the run counter moves on, your run total and best are recorded, and the board you paid to leave can no longer sneak back. You sat through the whole ad; the run should say so.<br><br>Spotted in our own play testing two days after ads went live. If something feels off in your game, tell us
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Trailer
Connect every pair of dots. Don't cross the lines. That's the whole rule — the
rest is how far you take it.
PIXEL LINKS is a calm connect-the-dots puzzle in a 16-bit retro pixel world.
Levels take from five seconds to a few minutes, play with one thumb, and never
rush you: no timers, no lives, no energy meters.
WHAT'S INSIDE
* CLASSIC - 160 handcrafted levels across 8 chapters, from gentle starts to
boards that make you sit back and think. Every cleared level stays replayable
forever, with your best time on the map.
* DAILY PUZZLE - one new board every day, the same board for everyone.
* ENDLESS - a 1,000-board run that adapts to how you play: solve fast and it
gets bolder, struggle and it eases off. How deep can one run go?
* HALL OF FAME - 23 trophies for speed, purity, persistence and depth. Earn a
whole group and the game celebrates properly. And one more thing is sealed -
we won't say what.
PLAYS FAIR
* Stuck? A full hint is free once per level. Undo gives you 3 takebacks per try.
* Used a hint once? Replay the level clean and your no-hint record is restored.
* Ads only appear between levels - never during a puzzle, never to continue,
never after an undo or a restart. One small one-time purchase removes them
for good, restorable on any device from your Google account.
* No account, no sign-in, no data sold. Your progress is saved on your device
and the game says so honestly, right in the app.
NICE TO KNOW
* Works offline - puzzles are generated on your device.
* One-thumb portrait play, phone and tablet.
* Made by one person. Player reports get fixed in days, not quarters - and the
patch notes name the players who found them.
Connect the first pair. The rest follows.