This addictive puzzle game challenges your memory to trace a path through over 60 levels. Draw a line from start to finish in a single stroke without hitting walls, relying on your memory as the maze disappears. Helpful lights guide your way in this simple yet challenging experience.
1.1.0
April 17, 2015
This update from Apple will improve the functionality of this app. No new features are included. New: - 10 new levels! Check them out. Read the next line and you will see what I did there. It’s hilarious. - Checkpoints! Going from the start to the end was too easy for y’all. Now you have to make a stop or two in-between. Fixed: - Store could get stuck processing. It seems our checkout clerk was falling asleep. Don’t worry, they now have a new espresso machine to fuel them around the clock. - A few other little fixes here and there. I would tell you more but I got distracted by something shiny. Cat Fact: - Cats have 32 muscles to control the outer ear (compared to a humans 6) and can independently rotate their ears 180 degrees. I am starting to think my cat uses her ears like my girlfriend uses her eyes, rolling them at my jokes.
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Starter Pack
Starter Pack includes 2 added permanent lights and 2 light refills
Remember the Way is a puzzle game where you must memorize a maze and then trace a path from the start to the finish in a single stroke without hitting any walls. The maze disappears once you begin drawing, testing your memory.
The game currently offers over 60 levels of increasing difficulty. The developers have indicated that more levels are planned for future updates.
Yes, Remember the Way is free to play. It also offers in-app purchases, though specific details about these are not provided in the app description.
Remember the Way is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed for iOS devices.
The game has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for younger players and families.
The app was last updated on April 17, 2015, to version 1.1.0. This indicates a less frequent update schedule based on its release date of February 11, 2015.
No, the app description explicitly states that it is 'FREE to Play!' and does not mention advertisements, suggesting it is ad-free.
The description does not specify offline play capabilities. However, typical puzzle games of this nature can often be played without an internet connection.
