What is the cheapest place to buy Lines Infinite?

Kinguin at $0.67 — the lowest of the 2 stores we compare for your region. Kinguin is a keyshop: it resells keys, which can be region-locked or a different edition. The cheapest official store is Steam at $1.99. Prices update through the day, so check the table above before buying.

Is Lines Infinite free?

No — Lines Infinite is a paid game. The cheapest we can find it is $0.67.

Has Lines Infinite ever been cheaper?

Yes — the lowest we have tracked is $0.29. It is $0.67 today.

Can I play Lines Infinite on Mac?

Yes. Lines Infinite has a native macOS version on Steam.

Is Lines Infinite multiplayer?

No — Steam lists Lines Infinite as single-player only.

Is Lines Infinite on PC Game Pass?

No — Lines Infinite is not on PC Game Pass right now. The best price to buy it right now is $0.67.

Lines Infinite

Konstructors · November 24, 2017 · Casual, Indie, Puzzle, Strategy, Relaxing

Buy the Lines Infinite key for Steam from Kinguin at $0.67 — the cheapest of 2 stores we compare.

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$0.67-66%

lowest tracked $0.29

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Where to buy Lines Infinite — official stores

Steam

Standard Edition · Steam

$1.99

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Cheapest Lines Infinite keys — keyshops

Keyshops are third-party marketplaces — keys are resold and can be region-locked or a different edition. Check the listing's region & edition before buying.

Kinguin

Standard Edition · Steam

$0.67

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Lines Infinite price by region

Lines Infinite costs £0.38 in the United Kingdom, €0.44 in Europe (EUR), $0.67 in the United States, $0.67 in Georgia (USD), zł2.46 in Poland, CA$2.59 in Canada, A$2.95 in Australia, NZ$2.99 in New Zealand and R$6.99 in Brazil right now.

Cheapest Lines Infinite offer in each region, in local currency
Region	Best price	Official store	Key shop	Stores
United Kingdom	£0.38 −78%	£1.69	£0.38	2
Europe (EUR)	€0.44 −78%	€1.99	€0.44	2
United Statesyour region	$0.67 −66%	$1.99	$0.67	2
Georgia (USD)	$0.67 −52%	$1.39	$0.67	2
Poland	zł2.46 −73%	zł8.99	zł2.46	2
Canada	CA$2.59	CA$2.59	—	1
Australia	A$2.95	A$2.95	—	1
New Zealand	NZ$2.99	NZ$2.99	—	1
Brazil	R$6.99	R$6.99	—	1

Each row is a real price from that region's own stores, not a currency conversion, so the figures are not directly comparable. Switch regions in the header to shop the one you buy in.

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About Lines Infinite

Beautiful & relaxing Numberlink puzzles.

Lines Infinite — game info

Platforms: Windows, macOS, Linux / SteamOS
Player modes: Single-player
PC Game Pass: Not included

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Lines Infinite price history

Lines Infinite is $0.67 at Kinguin right now, compared across 2 stores. The lowest we have tracked is $0.29.

2026-09-26low $0.67 · now $0.67

Lines Infinite price changes · since 26 Sep 2026
Date	Price	Store
7 Nov 2026	$0.67 ▼	Kinguin
16 Oct 2026	$1.99 ▲	Steam
5 Oct 2026	$0.79 ▼	Steam
26 Sep 2026	$1.99	Steam

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Lines Infinite — questions & answers

What is the cheapest place to buy Lines Infinite?: Kinguin at $0.67 — the lowest of the 2 stores we compare for your region. Kinguin is a keyshop: it resells keys, which can be region-locked or a different edition. The cheapest official store is Steam at $1.99. Prices update through the day, so check the table above before buying.
Is Lines Infinite free?: No — Lines Infinite is a paid game. The cheapest we can find it is $0.67.
Has Lines Infinite ever been cheaper?: Yes — the lowest we have tracked is $0.29. It is $0.67 today.
Can I play Lines Infinite on Mac?: Yes. Lines Infinite has a native macOS version on Steam.
Is Lines Infinite multiplayer?: No — Steam lists Lines Infinite as single-player only.
Is Lines Infinite on PC Game Pass?: No — Lines Infinite is not on PC Game Pass right now. The best price to buy it right now is $0.67.

What Steam players say

Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.

✦ AI summary

Lines Infinite is a straightforward numberlink puzzle game that players appreciate for its clean, relaxing design without distracting visual effects. The main appeal is the mental challenge of solving puzzles, though players note the difficulty curve is steep from the start with little tutorial guidance, and some find the later puzzles rely too heavily on filling negative space rather than traditional puzzle logic. Most reviewers recommend picking it up, particularly for those already familiar with the genre.

Recommended Aug 31, 2026

A game that challenges you mentally and if there is one thing I love in life, then it's to be mentally challenged.

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Recommended Sep 2, 2026

It is a nice simple puzzle solving game that doesn't have all the flashy lights and fast movements. It is just enjoyable puzzle solving fun.

Recommended Jun 15, 2026

The description says it all... "Beautiful & relaxing Numberlink puzzles" Can't say anything else. Buy it!!

Recommended Jun 12, 2026

This is an awesome little line puzzle game. There really is no difficulty curve in this game as you get thrown right in to some pretty difficult puzzles. So if you are not familiar with this genre of puzzles you might want to start elsewhere... or not--you'll figure it out--I believe in you! The trickiest puzzles are the ones where simply connecting the dots does not fill the entire grid; instead, you have to figure out how to fill in all the negative space. Good luck!

Recommended Jan 30, 2026

half of the puzzles are actual puzzles and others you just have to fill in the space left over after connecting the dots.

Recommended Dec 27, 2025

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