Lines Games

Match five balls of one colour before the grid fills up, or trace a whole shape without lifting the stroke. Lines 98 and Classic Lines 10x10 handle the ball boards, while One Liner and Connect Dots turn every level into a single unbroken path. All of it runs in your browser.

Five in a Row Before the Board Fills Up

Two very different ideas share this shelf: colour-matching ball grids and one-stroke drawing puzzles. Both come down to planning a path, either across a crowded board or over a figure you may only trace once.

Ball grids and the three colours that arrive each turn

In Lines 98 you slide a ball along a clear route and clear five of one colour in a row. Miss the match and three more balls drop onto the board. Classic Lines 10x10 follows the same rules on a tighter square, while Magic Lines moves the matching into a 3D view.

One unbroken stroke and dot-to-dot links

Drawing puzzles flip the goal around. Draw One Line asks you to cover every edge of a figure without lifting the stroke or repeating one. Connect Dots hands you coloured pairs instead, and the paths between them must never cross. Line & Dots keeps those connection rules but crowds the grid until the routes barely fit.

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