Pixel
Links
Connect every pair of dots. Don’t cross the lines.
A calm retro connect puzzle for Android. 160 levels, a daily board, and 1,000-board endless runs. Free, plays offline, no account.
How it plays
Three rules · nothing else to learn
Drag a link
From one dot to its matching dot of the same colour. The trace follows your finger along the grid.
Never cross
Links cannot cross each other, and they cannot pass through a crate. Crates never move.
Join them all
The board is finished when every pair is joined and nothing crosses. Three undos per try, and the first Full Hint on every level is free.
Stuck? How to solve connect-the-dots puzzles · How the daily board works
Four ways in
Same rule · four shapes of evening
The whole board
Eight screens, unretouched
Fifteen seconds of it
The trailer · sound optional
Fifteen seconds, captured from the game.
Never punish a player to protect revenue
The first Full Hint on every level is free. Each hint draws one complete line; more cost one short ad each, only if you choose.
Three undos on every try.
Ads appear between levels — mid-puzzle only if you ask.
One Remove Ads purchase. It is the only thing to buy.
Plays offline.
No account, no sign-in.
Made by GAGame, a one-person studio. Five small games first, then the strange one — and the mascot turns up in every one of them, whether or not it makes sense.
About the studio →Before you ask
Is it free?
Yes, free to download and play. Ads appear between levels — mid-puzzle only if you ask. One Remove Ads purchase turns off the between-level ads, and it is the only thing to buy.
Does it need a connection?
No. It plays offline, and there is no account and no sign-in.
What platforms is it on?
Android, on Google Play, for phone and tablet.
When did it come out?
It is out. Pixel Links released worldwide on Google Play on September 18, 2026.
