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One piece. One rule. You may only move the way a chess knight moves.
The goal is simple until you try it: cover the whole board, landing on every
square exactly once. Thirty-six squares on 6×6. A hundred on 10×10.
The difficulty is not finding a move. It is not walling yourself in twenty
moves before the end — when the board still looks open and the way out is
already gone.
A thousand-year-old puzzle, by the way. Al-Adli wrote solutions down in
9th-century Baghdad; Euler took it to the Berlin Academy in 1759.
THREE MODES
Apprentice — every reachable square shows how many moves would be left from it.
Not the answer: a way to learn to see the tight places.
Regular — reachable squares are simply marked.
Prodigy — no hints at all.
FIVE BOARDS
From 6×6 to 10×10. A smaller board is not an easier version but a different
problem: there is less room to be wrong.
STEP BACK
A mistake can be undone. Steps back are limited, so each one is a decision
rather than a free button. Finishing a board earns more.
WHERE IT WENT WRONG
Stuck? The game shows the exact move after which a full tour became impossible.
It is usually far earlier than it feels.
ALSO
• Every game you have played, kept
• Leaderboards per board and per mode
• Trail, move numbers, haptics — all optional
• Eight ambient tracks, or silence
• Plays without a connection
No account required. No personal data collected.
LEAP UNLIMITED (OPTIONAL SUBSCRIPTION)
Removes ads, lifts the limit on steps back, keeps an interrupted game, and
unlocks the post-mortem and the full history of played games. The game is
complete without it.
• Monthly — USD 2.99
• Yearly — USD 19.99
Prices are shown in your local currency and may vary by region. Payment is
charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase. The subscription
renews automatically unless it is cancelled at least 24 hours before the end
of the current period; manage or cancel it in your Apple Account settings.
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What's New in Leap
1.0.3
September 28, 2026
The post-mortem is instant. Working out where the tour went wrong used to freeze the game for seconds on a full board; now it answers at once. A stray tap no longer throws away that answer — a board that is over ignores taps, so missing the button by a few points costs nothing. The stop button works straight from the game-over card, for when you would rather not start another round. Light or dark now follows your phone's own setting on first launch.
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Subscriptions & In-App Purchases
Leap Unlimited
Unlimited steps back, no ads, saved games
$2.991 Month






