LINK IT

Join matching numbers with lines that never cross and fill every cell.

Every day: Daily Challenge: a fresh puzzle every day, the same one for players around the world, beside 500 campaign levels and endless and relax modes. New puzzle: Once a day.

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LINK IT on Steam

A LINK IT board: pairs of numbered circles joined by coloured lines on a paper grid, with two black 7s still to connect

LINK IT is a number-connecting puzzle in a paper style: draw a line between each pair of matching numbers so that no lines cross and every cell is filled. A Daily Challenge gives everyone the same fresh board each day.

About LINK IT

LINK IT, from HuntForge, the studio behind LUCK IT, is a Numberlink-style puzzle with a warm, hand-drawn paper look. The rules take seconds: connect each pair of matching numbers with a line, never let lines cross or overlap, and fill every cell on the board to clear it.

The campaign has 500 levels that start on a 5x5 grid and grow to large boards, with bronze, silver and gold medals for faster, cleaner clears. Endless mode generates new puzzles on the fly, and Relax mode removes the time limit.

The Daily Challenge is a fresh puzzle every day, the same one for players around the world. The game runs on Windows through Steam, with 60 achievements and 12 interface languages.

It suits players who like Flow Free and want a calm desktop puzzle with one shared board a day.

How to play LINK IT

  1. Launch LINK IT on Steam and open the Daily Challenge.
  2. Drag a line from a number to its matching number.
  3. Route lines so none of them cross or overlap.
  4. Fill every cell of the board to clear it.

Tips

  • Connect pairs along the edge first; their routes have the fewest options.
  • An empty cell left at the end usually means a nearby line should bend through it.

Questions

Is the daily the same for everyone?

Yes. A fresh puzzle every day, the same one for players around the world.

Is there a timer?

Medals reward speed, but Relax mode has no time limit.

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