Link-a-Pix

Find the way clues are linked, paint the paths and discover a hidden pixel-art picture

Fast moving picture-logic puzzles
Creates beautiful pixel-art pictures
Absorbing, stimulating, addicting and fun
Sharpens logic, improves spatial perception
Simple rules, very easy to learn
Requires no language or math skills

B&W Link-a-Pix

Each puzzle consists of a grid containing clues in various places. Every clue, except for the 1’s, is half of a pair. The object is to reveal a hidden picture by linking the pairs and painting the paths so that the number of squares in the path, including the squares at the ends, equals the value of the clues being linked together. Squares containing 1 represent paths that are 1-square long. Paths may follow horizontal or vertical directions and are not allowed to cross other paths.

See Link-a-Pix rules

: B&W Link-a-Pix 15x15; Difficulty: Ultra easy

: B&W Link-a-Pix 20x20; Difficulty: Ultra easy

: B&W Link-a-Pix 25x25; Difficulty: Very easy

Color Link-a-Pix

Play new puzzles each week

Each puzzle consists of a grid containing colored clues in various places. Every clue, except for the 1’s, is half of a pair. The object is to reveal a hidden picture by linking the pairs and painting the paths so that the number of squares (including the squares at the ends) and the color of the path is the same as the value and the color of the clues being linked together. Paths may follow horizontal or vertical directions and are not allowed to cross other paths.

See Link-a-Pix rules

: Color Link-a-Pix 15x15; Difficulty: Ultra easy

: Color Link-a-Pix 20x20; Difficulty: Very easy

: Color Link-a-Pix 25x25; Difficulty: Easy

Mega Link-a-Pix

Play new puzzles each week

Each puzzle consists of a grid containing B&W or colored clues in various places. Every clue, except for the 1’s, is half of a pair. The object is to reveal a hidden picture by linking the pairs and painting the paths so that the number of squares in the path, including the squares at the ends, equals the value of the clues being linked together. In the case of color puzzles, the color of the path should be the same color as the clues. Paths may follow horizontal or vertical directions and are not allowed to cross other paths.

See Link-a-Pix rules