Gridlink

Gridlink is one of those puzzle games that looks extremely simple when I first see it, but quickly becomes much more demanding once I start solving larger boards. The basic idea is to connect numbered cells in ascending order with one continuous line while passing through every square without crossing myself. I really liked how clean the rules are because I can understand the entire concept almost immediately. The actual solving is surprisingly satisfying. I have to plan the route through the whole grid rather than simply connecting nearby numbers as quickly as possible. A path that looks correct at first can easily block an important section later, so I found myself thinking several moves ahead. I enjoyed that slow process of testing possibilities until the whole board finally fits together. The unlimited undo system is another feature I appreciated. Making mistakes is inevitable on the larger puzzles, so being able to rewind without starting everything again keeps the experience relaxing instead of frustrating. I could experiment with different routes and immediately correct myself when I realized I had boxed off an area. There is also a custom level generator, which gives the…

It's free it has achievements and interesting concept what else could you ask for play it!

Good game

It was fun, but it turned my brain off... Achievements are easy to do.

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What an amazing little puzzle game! The concept is simple: connect the numbers in order, and use up all the squares on the board. Starts simple, and then closer to level 150 it can get atrociously hard. Recommended!