SlitherLink: Loop Linkdoku vs Grid Hero - Logic Puzzles Usage & Stats
Slitherlink puzzles are wonderfully pure logic puzzles with simple rules, yet can be surprisingly rich and complex to solve. The goal of this puzzle is to draw a single loop that does not cross itself or branch. Number clues indicate exactly how many sides of the cell the loop must go through. Cells without numbers may be surrounded by any number of lines, including none at all. The loop is drawn by filling sides of cells on a grid.
PUZZLE FEATURES:
- Squares and Hexagons
- 720 free Classic Slitherlink puzzles
- Extra 480 bonus puzzles published free each month
- Support 8 sizes, from 6x8 to 16x22
- 4 difficulty levels, including easy/normal/tricky/hard
- A 25x35 huge puzzle is waiting for you to challenge every day
- Unique solution for each puzzle
- Hours of intellectual challenge and fun
- Sharpens logic and improves cognitive skills
GAME FEATURES:
- Comfortable and convenient operation interface
- Indicating line that can be switched freely
- Long press to highlight the entire loop
- Unlimited check puzzle
- Unlimited Undo and Redo
- Highlight link segment to help to avoid creating separate loops
- Two-finger quick zoom
- Take multiple snapshots of game progress for quick restore
- Concurrently playing and saving multiple puzzles
- Automatically start the next puzzle
- Backup & restore puzzle progress to Cloud
- Track puzzle solving times
- Compete with players from all over the world
Rules:
Each puzzle consists of a rectangular lattice of dots with some clues in various places. The object is to link adjacent dots so:
1. The value of each clue equals the number of links surrounding it.
2. Empty squares may be surrounded by any number of links.
3. When completed, the solution forms a single continuous loop with no crossings or branches.
Slitherlink are addictive loop-forming puzzles which were invented in Japan. They're also sometimes known as Takegaki puzzles, Loop the loop, Loopy, Suriza, Dotty Dilemma, Number Line or Fences puzzles.
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Welcome to 'Grid Hero' – A growing collection of number-based puzzles!
Games Included:
Hitori, Sudoku, Kuromasu, FindNine, Skyscrapers, SlitherLink, Binairo, Dominosa, Battleships, Tents, Light Up, Shikaku, Minesweeper, Renzoku, Masyu, FourWinds, Nurikabe, Arrows, Gappy, Doppelblock, EulerSquare, Thermometers, Bricks, Oneness, Hundred, Kakurasu, Walls.
100 challenge levels every week.
All games support Game Center leaderboards.
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Hitori: Black out squares to avoid repeats in rows/columns, keep unblackened squares connected.
Sudoku: Four difficulty levels, features Pencil Mode, Auto-fill, Candidate Lock, Undo/Redo.
FindNine: Circle 1-9, ensuring row/column sums ≤ 9.
Oneness: Convert all numbers to 1.
Kuromasu: Black out cells ensuring numbered cells see correct white squares, keep all white squares connected.
SlitherLink: Form a loop, ensuring segments match surrounding numbers.
Skyscrapers: Place skyscrapers with unique heights per row/column; numbers outside show visible buildings.
Binairo: Fill with X and O, no more than two consecutive, equal counts in rows/columns.
Dominosa: Pair adjacent numbers, each pair used once.
Battleships: Locate ships avoiding contact; row/column numbers show ship parts.
Tents: Place tents next to trees, matching row/column counts, no touching tents.
Light Up: Illuminate all white squares with bulbs, avoiding overlaps.
Shikaku: Divide grid into rectangles; each area matches its number.
Minesweeper: Uncover all mines.
Renzoku: Unique numbers per row/column; connected cells differ by 1, others differ by more.
Masyu: Draw a loop through all circles, following black/white rules.
FourWinds: Extend lines from numbers to match the total squares passed.
Nurikabe: Separate white islands with black walls, ensuring connectedness.
Arrows: Adjust arrows so each number matches incoming arrow sums.
Gappy: Shade cells so white squares between black match outside numbers.
Doppelblock: Fill rows/columns with 1-N and two black cells per line.
EulerSquare: Fill cells uniquely with letter-number combinations, avoiding repeats.
Thermometers: Fill from the base, matching outside numbers for filled squares.
Bricks: Ensure bricks contain one odd, one even number per row/column.
Hundred: Ensure rows/columns sum to 100, adding digits where needed.
Kakurasu: Shade cells to match row/column totals, with increasing cell values.
Walls: Draw horizontal or vertical lines in the grid, and the total length of lines from a numbered square matches the number.
New games are continuously added—stay tuned!
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SlitherLink: Loop Linkdoku VS. 
Grid Hero - Logic PuzzlesDecember 19, 2024