IPPON vs One Line Complete

All stage clear is impossible area! Amazing 12 modes 6,000 stages First stroke in the history of the first! ! Bilibiri & ball rolling & Tap mode installed I have not had it before! Realizing brain hunting and brain training       "The Strongest Stroke IPPON in History!"                Brain Hare, Brain Training, Concentration!           Please also use it for prevention of dementia [how to play] It is clear if you join the points in the picture appearing on each stage with a line of stroke. [Maximum stage] Ten levels x 50 stages are available for 500 stages, but you can enjoy all 6,000 problems depending on normal, time attack, tricky, tricky + time attack, rotation, Shock and ball rolling,Tap,BreakOut mode. [Leader board] Although the ranking by the number of stages cleared was conventionally general, this application "IPPON" has ranking by cumulative score obtained for each stage as well as ranking with clear number. *The same ranking is almost impossible! ! What is a score? 1. Normal mode Points are different depending on each problem. High scores are set for high difficulty problems. 2. Time attack mode How many seconds can each problem be cleared! What? The faster you clear, the higher your score will be. *stopwatch works. 3. When a star appears ... Do not you train your brain habits and brains while playing happily with your imagination and concentration! What? Please enjoy everyone from children to the elderly.

Draw the whole shape in one continuous route, using every edge exactly once. One Line Complete is a clean one-stroke puzzle built from dots and lines. Choose a starting point, follow connected edges, and try to complete the entire figure without repeating the wrong path. The rule is simple, but each shape asks you to think about where to begin and where the route will end. Early levels are quick to solve. Later ones become real logic challenges, with more nodes, more branches, and less room for careless moves. Use observation, planning, and a little trial and error to find the path that finishes the drawing.