Path Connect

Path Connect is a free online path connect puzzle game you can play instantly in your browser, no download, no account, and unlimited grids any time you like. Every board hides a set of numbered checkpoints, and your goal is to drag one continuous path from checkpoint 1 all the way to the final checkpoint, passing through every other checkpoint in order along the way, while filling every single cell of the grid exactly once. Press down on checkpoint 1 and drag across adjacent cells to draw the path — drag back over an earlier cell to retract it, or press Clear Path to start over. The path can only move up, down, left, or right into a cell it has not already visited, so covering the entire board takes real forward planning, not just a quick line between the dots. Play through 15 levels that grow the grid from a gentle 4×4 up to a tricky 9×9, adding more checkpoints along the way so more of the route is pinned down in advance. It is a free path connect puzzle online with unlimited boards, generated fresh for every level with no daily wait, no login, and no cap on how many grids you fill in one sitting.

How to play Path Connect

1. Each board has numbered checkpoints hidden among its cells. Your path must start at checkpoint 1 and end at the highest-numbered checkpoint.
2. Press down on the cell marked 1 and drag across adjacent cells — up, down, left, or right — to extend the path one cell at a time.
3. The path can never revisit a cell, and must pass through every other checkpoint in increasing numeric order along the way.
4. Drag back over an earlier cell on your current path to retract it back to that point, without needing to clear the whole thing.
5. The board is solved the instant your path covers every single cell of the grid, visits every checkpoint in order, and ends on the final checkpoint.
6. Use Clear Path any time to wipe your current route and start that level over from scratch.

Tips

• Plan backward from a corner or edge cell that only has one open neighbor left — those cells often force the path's route near the end of a level.
• Try to route through open areas before checkpoints box you into a single narrow lane; drawing straight for the next number can trap the far side of the board unreachable.
• If you get stuck a few cells from finishing, retract a handful of moves rather than clearing the whole path — often only the last stretch needs a different route.
• Larger boards reward filling one full region (like a corner or edge row) completely before moving toward the next checkpoint, instead of beelining checkpoint to checkpoint.

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