Line Sweeper vs Maze 4D

Linesweeper is puzzle similar to Minesweeper. Your aim is to create a single continuous non-intersecting loop. The numbered tiles can't be passed through. The number means how many of the 8 surrounding tiles should contain some part of the solution path. Linesweeper is originally invented by Jak Marshall. **** Linesweeper features **** # Content - 5 difficulty levels - more than 500 levels # Features - "Check" function can highlight wrong lines - option to enable automatically highlight wrong lines - Automatically indicate correct numbers - Autosave the process of unfinished levels - Record best completion time for each level # Challenge - Game Center Achievements - Try to complete as many levels as possible

Please aim for the goal in the 4-dimensional maze! In 4-dimensional space, you can move not only along the X, Y, and Z axes but also in the W-axis direction. Even if a path appears disconnected at first glance, you can advance by taking a detour in the W-axis direction. In "Maze 4D," you navigate the maze using the standard up, down, left, and right buttons, along with additional up, down, left, and right buttons. Each of the eight buttons corresponds to movement in the positive and negative directions along the X, Y, Z, and W axes. On the screen, 2-dimensional cross-sections of the 4-dimensional maze are arranged in the Z and W-axis directions. Aim for the goal by skillfully moving not only in the X and Y directions but also in the Z and W directions.