Line Sweeper vs Infinite Pips

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

Infinite Pips is a zen-like logic puzzle that combines the classic feel of dominos with the brain-teasing satisfaction of Sudoku. No ad. HOW TO PLAY: Drag and drop dominos to fill the grid. But there's a catch—every region has a rule. - Sum Constraints: The pips must add up to a specific number. - Equality Rules: All tiles in a zone must be identical. - Unique Rules: All tiles in a zone must be different. FEATURES: • Infinite Levels: A new puzzle is generated every time you play. • 3 Difficulty Modes: From relaxing Easy grids to complex Hard challenges. • Dark Mode: Optimized for late-night play with high-contrast visibility. • Zen Design: No ticking clocks, no flashing lights—just you and the logic. • Haptic Feedback: Satisfying physical feedback for every move. Train your brain and find your flow with Infinite Pips.