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Connect the Dots: Line Puzzle

MKZ
⬇ 5+ downloads
Est. actual: 5
Style: Nonogram / Logic
Free
Released: Sep 21, 2026
IAP: $1.29 - $10.99 per item
Contains ads
Rated: Everyone

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  • 📈Since Sep 29 +5 installs over 6 days
  • 🛠Updates actively updated · updated 4 days ago · every ~8 days (2 updates tracked)
Installs since launch
0 3 5 5 Sep 21, 2026 today
+5 installs since Sep 29
Update history
1.1.6 Oct 2, 2026
1.1.5 Sep 24, 2026 · seen Sep 29, 2026
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Connect the Dots is a relaxing line puzzle. Drag from a glowing dot to its matching pair to lay a pipe between them. Pipes cannot cross. That is the whole rule. No timer, no lives, no way to lose, and it plays completely offline. What makes it a puzzle is the interference. The short route for one pipe runs straight through where another one has to go, so somebody has to give way, and working out who is the game. NO HUNTING FOR THE LAST EMPTY SQUARE Most games in this genre also demand you fill every cell. So you join all the pairs, find one square still empty, and go back to unpick finished pipes and pad them with pointless detours until the gap is gone. That is not solving. It is upholstery. This game does not ask you to do that, because it does not have to. Every board is built so there is exactly ONE way to connect its pairs at all, and that one way happens to fill the grid. Join the pairs and the board completes itself. You are never padding. Every turn a pipe makes is forced. ONE ANSWER, AND WE CHECKED All 210 boards were verified by an exhaustive solver and kept only if they had a single answer. Nothing was generated and shipped unverified. That is what makes the perfect badge worth chasing: solving a level in one drag per pipe means you found THE answer. BUILT TO BE READABLE • Every pair has its own shape as well as its own colour. On the big boards there are sixteen pipes at once, and colour alone is not enough, and for a colour-blind player it is not enough at all. Circle, square, diamond, triangle, cross, and eleven more. You can play this game in greyscale. • A strip under the board shows which pairs you have left, so you never have to hunt the board for the one you missed. • Dark board, bright pipes, nothing flashing. 210 LEVELS, SEVEN PACKS Ember 5x5, Copper 6x6, Signal 7x7, Lattice 8x8, Cascade 9x9, then two 10x10 packs, from a spacious Aurora to a crowded Zenith. Thirty levels each, growing from three pipes to sixteen. Later packs open as you work through the earlier ones, and you never need to finish a pack to move on, so one level you cannot crack will never wall off the rest. Put it down mid-pipe and it will be exactly where you left it. NO NONSENSE • Undo and restart are always free. • Ads keep it free: a banner under the board, and a short advert that may play when you leave a finished level, never in the middle of one and never in your first few. Every other advert is one you choose to watch, and its button says AD before you press it. • In-app purchases are optional and small. Fuses buy the three boosters (reveal a pipe, clear the crossed pipes, rewind), and a single one-off purchase removes the banner and the short advert between levels, and makes the daily gift bigger. Nothing is locked behind a paywall: all 210 boards stay free, sparks are earned only by playing and buy panel casings and nothing else, fuses also arrive with the daily gift and every rank, and the adverts you choose to watch still work exactly as they did for anyone who would rather not pay. • No account, no sign-up, no email. • Plays completely offline. The puzzles are in the app, not on a server. • Your progress is saved on your device, and backed up to Google Play Games if you are signed in. Whether you call it numberlink, connect the dots or a pipe puzzle, this is the version that respects your time. Free. Good luck with Zenith.