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Games like Zip: daily one-line path puzzles

LinkedIn's Zip gives everyone the same small grid each day: draw one line that visits the numbers in order and fills every cell. These daily puzzles use the same single-line rule, most with numbered checkpoints and a few with only a start and an end.

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  1. Trail #114 on Puzzle Round for October 3, 2026: a 6x6 grid with numbered circles from 1 to 10 for drawing one path Trail (Puzzle Round)One line from 1 to 10 through every cell, numbers in order: Zip's rule, with a daily leaderboard Logic Browser 1 to 3 minutes Midnight UTC
  2. Zag #1023 for Oct 19, 2026: the very easy 6x6 grid with checkpoints 1 to 9 and four short walls, before the line is drawn Zag (Puzzleship)One path through every cell, passing numbered checkpoints in order, six grids a day Logic Browser 2 to 15 minutes 13:00 UTC
  3. Puzzle Almanac Daily #68, a medium 6x6 grid with numbered checkpoints 1 to 7 and short walls, ready to be solved Puzzle AlmanacOne line from 1 through numbered checkpoints in order, past walls, filling every cell, larger as the week goes on Logic Browser, iPhone 1 to 5 minutes Midnight local
  4. Today's Medium NumberMaze on PuzzleMadness for 3 October 2026: an 8x8 grid with pink circles numbered 1 to 8 and several grey blocked cells NumberMaze (PuzzleMadness)A route from 1 through every number in order that fills every open cell, four puzzles a day Logic Browser Daily
  5. Coronet's Daily Queensguard #46 for Fri, Oct 16, 2026: an empty 9x9 board of colour regions marked Easy, with the rules box, the day's leaderboard and Undo, Reset, Check, Hint and Archive buttons CoronetIts daily Cellrun draws one path through every cell, joining the numbered dots in order Logic Browser 2 to 10 minutes per puzzle Midnight
  6. xpuzzle void puzzle: a 7x7 grid partly covered by coloured polyomino pieces, with eight pieces left in the tray xpuzzleIts daily path puzzle is one line through every cell, in order, with a table of the fastest solves Logic Browser 2 to 10 minutes Once a day
  7. Today's Bridges board on Daily Grid: numbered green islands on a dark grid, waiting to be linked by bridges Daily Grid (dailygrid.app)Its daily Snake starts at 1, visits the numbered cells in sequence and fills every box once, around walls Logic Browser 20 to 40 minutes for the full set Midnight
  8. The Riddle of the Day Bridges board for Wednesday, October 28, Medium: sixteen numbered islands on a 7x7 grid, no bridges drawn yet Riddle of the Day GamesIts daily Number route follows the numbers in order with one continuous route that completes the boardNo ads Logic Browser 10 to 20 minutes for all four Midnight in Madrid
  9. Daily Mail Hidato for 7 October 2026 in play: an irregular grid of cells with given numbers such as 37, 34, 28, 46, 42 and 59, the start 1 and the end 63 circled, beside a 0 to 9 number pad Hidato (Daily Mail)Fill in the missing numbers so they run in order, each touching the next Logic Browser 5 to 20 minutes Once a day
  10. The Daily Medium Hidoku on PuzzleMadness for 28 October 2026: a 7x7 grid with givens such as 1, 8, 13, 24, 36 and 49 to link into one chain Hidoku (PuzzleMadness)Hidato in numbers: fill the grid so 1 to the highest form one chain of touching squares, at several sizes a day Logic Browser 5 to 30 minutes, depending on the level Daily
  11. A solved example NumberPath from PuzzleMadness's rules: a 6x6 grid of digits 1 to 4 with arrows tracing the path from a green start cell to a red end cell NumberPath (PuzzleMadness)One line from start to finish over digits that must repeat 1, 2, 3, 4 in order Logic Browser Daily
  12. Chomp for 30 October 2026 in play: the gator's trail winds over a 7 by 7 board after 36 moves, five of nine mascots eaten and the bull next Chomp (Mind Loft)Eat mascots in a set order one square at a time while your trail becomes walls, one route a dayNo ads Logic Browser 3 to 10 minutes Midnight US Eastern Time
  13. Today's Connect board on TOI Games at desktop size: a 4 by 4 grid with green Start and red End cells and two blue walls, beside the how-to-play panel Connect (Times of India)One line from start to end through every square, around walls, three grids a day (login needed) Logic Browser, iPhone, Android 1 to 5 minutes Daily by the India date
  14. Tiny Maze #1023 for 19 October 2026, the very easy maze at desktop size: a 5 by 4 hedge-walled grid with a few inner walls and doors on the top and left, before the path is drawn Tiny Maze (Puzzleship)One route from door to door through every cell of a walled maze Logic Browser 2 to 15 minutes 13:00 UTC
  15. Trail Daily 32 on 29 October 2026: an orange line drawn from the ring down the left edge of a large board with walls, arrows, blue beamers, ice tiles, a key and a padlock TrailOne numbered Daily board: a single line through every tile onceNo ads Logic Browser, iPhone 1 to 5 minutes Midnight UTC
  16. A completed Winding Path grid: one red line runs from dot to dot through every pink tile around a dark blocked corner Winding Path (Puzzlebun)A new grid a day: one line from dot to dot through every tileNo ads Logic Browser A couple of minutes Midnight local
  17. Bean Connect #186, Normal: a 10 by 6 board of coffee beans and black blocks, one bean selected, with a timer and a Check button (ads at the edges) Bean ConnectOne timed path through every bean from a start point Logic Browser 2 to 5 minutes Daily
  18. Loopy River on Inkwell Games for Saturday 3 October: a 9x10 grid with black blocks and a few river segments already drawn, the weekday picker above and Undo and Check beside it Loopy River (Inkwell Games)Zip's full cover with no numbers: one closed loop through every cell of the day's gridNo ads Logic Browser 3 to 15 minutes Daily
  19. Today's Amsterdammed board, 21 October 2026, three of five windmills: a 7 by 7 canal grid with windmills, houses and tulip walls, a stretch of blue canal drawn along the top row AmsterdammedOne closed canal loop through every open square, around houses and windmills, larger through the week Logic Browser 1 to 10 minutes Midnight US Eastern Time
  20. Rolltop tutorial board: a 4x4 grid with two wall squares, numbered squares and a die showing its faces, with Undo, Hint and Show path buttons Rolltop (Turnpan)Roll a die over every open square once, landing the right number on the numbered squares Logic Browser 3 to 10 minutes Once a day
  21. Zip art: a small Zip grid with numbered cells 1 to 6 and an orange path winding through them in order, beside the word Zip ZipThe game this page is named after: LinkedIn's numbered one-line path, one a day Logic Browser, iPhone, Android 1 to 3 minutes Midnight Pacific Time

Several dailies play Zip's exact rule. Trail on Puzzle Round asks for one line from 1 to 10 that hits every number in order and fills every cell, ranked by time on a daily leaderboard. Zag, from Puzzleship, does the same with six grids a day from very easy to ultra hard. Puzzle Almanac adds a few walls to the grid and follows the week: a 5x5 board on Monday and Tuesday, 6x6 midweek and 7x7 from Friday to Sunday, free in the browser with no account. NumberMaze on PuzzleMadness starts at 1 and passes every number in order through every open cell, with Easy, Medium, Hard and a Mixed puzzle each day. Zip Puzzle by Penghua Chen is an iPhone app with a hand-made daily grid that is gentle on Monday and harder by Sunday.

Some puzzle sets carry a Zip-style grid among others, which suits players who also like Queens and Tango. LinkedLab, for iPhone and Android, has Synapse, which joins numbered checkpoints in order with one path through every cell, three boards a day. Logic Trio on iPhone gives three puzzles a day, and its Path is one line through every cell with the numbers in order. Trifold on iPhone includes Circuit, one path through every cell in number order, next to a star-battle and a suns-and-moons grid. Coronet in the browser has Cellrun, one path through every cell joining the numbered dots in order, in its set of daily puzzles. Braize on iPhone ranks a daily Path Puzzle that connects every node in order, one try a day, against friends on a weekly leaderboard. xpuzzle in the browser has path, one line through every cell in order, among its four daily puzzles. Daily Grid has Snake among its twelve free daily puzzles: start at 1, visit the numbered cells in sequence, fill every box once and plan around walls, with a leaderboard. Riddle of the Day's games page has Number route, one continuous route through the numbers in order that completes the board, next to Bridges and Areas. Hidato from the Daily Mail and Hidoku on PuzzleMadness are the same idea written in numbers: fill the missing numbers so they run in order, each touching the next, diagonals included. NumberPath on PuzzleMadness draws one line from a green cell to a red one over digits that must repeat 1, 2, 3, 4, moving diagonally too, and it does not need to fill the grid.

Chomp on Mind Loft turns the numbered checkpoints into mascots: you move one square at a time, eat them in the order shown, and every square you have visited becomes a wall, with exactly one route that gets the whole cast each day. The cast gets shorter through the week, so there are fewer signposts by Sunday.

Others drop the numbers and keep the line. Connect in the Times of India games section, subtitled The Perfect Trace, gives three grids a day where one line from start to end visits every square and goes around walls; it needs a login. Tiny Maze asks for the one route from door to door through every cell of a small walled maze. Trail and Winding Path keep it plainest of all: one numbered Daily board in Trail, one new grid a day on Puzzlebun, and in both a single line through every tile once. Bean Connect is a single timed path through every bean from a starting point. Loopy River on Inkwell Games and Amsterdammed on Greatest Games ask for the same full cover but close the line into a loop, so there is no start or end to find; Amsterdammed draws it as a canal around houses and windmills and grows from a small Monday board to a large Sunday one. Rolltop on Turnpan has you roll a die over every open square once, landing the right number face up on the numbered squares.

To start, Trail on Puzzle Round or Puzzle Almanac plays most like Zip itself; Zag and NumberMaze give more than one grid a day if one is not enough. For line puzzles beyond Zip's rule, such as Flow Free's coloured pairs, Slitherlink loops and Hashi bridges, the daily path puzzles page (/daily-path-puzzles) lists every daily game whose own puzzle is one of them.

Questions

What is the closest game to Zip?

Trail on Puzzle Round, Zag on Puzzleship and Puzzle Almanac all ask for one path through every cell that passes numbered points in order. Zip Puzzle by Penghua Chen does the same in an iPhone app.

Is there another puzzle with numbers in order like Zip?

Yes. NumberMaze on PuzzleMadness starts at 1, passes every number in order and fills every open cell, at three difficulties a day plus a mixed one. Synapse in LinkedLab, Snake on Daily Grid, Number route on Riddle of the Day, Path in Logic Trio, Circuit in Trifold, Cellrun on Coronet and path in xpuzzle follow the same rule.

Is there a Zip-style puzzle without numbers?

Tiny Maze asks for one route through every cell of a small walled maze, Trail and Winding Path for one line through every tile, and Bean Connect for one path through every bean. Loopy River and Amsterdammed close the line into a loop through every open cell.

Are these free?

The daily puzzles in all of them can be played free. Connect on the Times of India needs a login and Braize needs Sign in with Apple. Puzzle Almanac's iPhone app and Logic Trio sell an optional subscription for extras, Loopy River a subscription for its archive, and Zip Puzzle a premium upgrade. Zag, Tiny Maze, NumberMaze, NumberPath, Hidato, Hidoku, Bean Connect, Amsterdammed and Zip Puzzle show ads.

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