Description

1line is a minimalist puzzle where you try to complete a shape using a single continuous line. It sounds easy—just draw once—but it quickly becomes a planning challenge. The trick is that every move limits your next move, so you must think ahead or you’ll trap yourself before finishing. What you’re solving Most levels present a set of points, nodes, or a shape outline. Your goal is to: start at one point draw a line that connects everything required finish without lifting your finger or breaking the rule It’s the classic “one stroke” concept, turned into repeatable levels. Why players get stuck The common trap is leaving an isolated point or a small “tail” you can’t return to. One-stroke puzzles punish poor order. The solution is often about choosing the correct starting position and clearing the tight areas first. A simple solving method Start with the most restricted area (tight corners, small branches) Avoid leaving single endpoints for the end unless you know how you’ll reach them Think in exits: before drawing into an area, ask how you will leave it If you fail, change the start point—small changes can flip the whole level Who will enjoy it Perfect for players who like clean logic, short levels, and satisfying “aha” moments. It’s calm, quick, and improves your planning skills without feeling like homework.

Instruction

1line starts best with a calm approach. Click/tap to interact with the grid, then make each move count. Clear objectives by matching/merging correctly while keeping the board usable. Tip: Clear one color/area at a time instead of scattering moves everywhere. If the game offers upgrades, invest in the one that gives consistent value first.

Specifications

• Easy to play