Linea vs Bamti One Path

Linea is a clean flow puzzle built for quick daily plays and deep level runs. Connect matching numbers, draw paths across the grid, and fill every tile without crossing lines. Early levels are simple and satisfying; later boards get larger, denser, and more strategic. Highlights: - 1,000 handcrafted and generated flow levels - Daily-style streak progress and stats - Hints when you need a nudge - Achievements for speed, streaks, and perfect runs - One-time unlock for all levels - Optional hint packs and rewarded ad hints

Draw one line with Bamti! Visit every square exactly once. Drag your finger, and Bamti hops along the end of your line. Step on the numbered squares in order: 1, 2, 3. You can't cross the wooden fences. The rules are simple. But as the boards get harder, every move counts. ■ A buddy in every number Each number you pass gets a cute Bamti buddy. When you finish, Bamti waves and says "Solved!" Confetti bursts across the board. ■ Same seed, same puzzles A seed is the number that builds the puzzles. Share your seed, and your friend gets the exact same boards. Stuck? Switch seeds and start fresh. Each seed keeps its own progress, and your best record stays. ■ Measured difficulty Board size does not set the difficulty. The game measures how many choices you have, how many dead ends there are, and how rare the answers are. Difficulty climbs slowly. Now and then, a sudden "surge" puzzle shows up. ■ Your skill in numbers Your clears are used to estimate your skill. The game also shows your chance of beating the next puzzle. Your tier points drop a little when you take days off. So your tier shows how good you are right now. You can compete on Game Center leaderboards. ■ Daily speedrun Three runs open every day: Rookie, Skilled, and Expert. You play five puzzles in a row against the clock. Share a code, and anyone can play the same five puzzles. ■ Light and simple You don't need an account or a login. Puzzles are made on your device, so you can play offline. Hints are unlimited. After you use one, you wait 30 seconds. You can turn Bamti music, sound effects, and vibration on or off in Settings. In the first three puzzles, Bamti teaches you the rules. Boards start at 4 by 4 and slowly grow. The game is in Korean, English, and Japanese. It is free to play and contains ads.