LINKR

About LINKR

LINKR is a daily path-drawing puzzle in the Numberlink family. Each board is a mesh of points joined by lines, and a few of the points carry numbers, each number appearing twice. The goal is to link every pair with its own coloured path, running only along the lines, so that no two paths share a point and no point is left over.

There are three puzzles each day, and everyone gets the same set; the share text carries the date and a puzzle number, so results can be compared.

You play by dragging from one numbered point toward its partner, point by point. Paths can bend as much as needed, and you can pull a path back to reroute it when it blocks another pair. The puzzle is done when every pair is joined and the whole board is covered.

LINKR suits players who enjoy Flow Free style puzzles but want a short fixed set each day instead of endless packs. Its boards are not always a plain square grid, which changes how paths can turn. It runs in the browser with no account.

How to play LINKR

1. Open playlinkr.net to load today's first board.
2. Find a numbered point and drag along the lines toward the other point with the same number.
3. Repeat for every pair, keeping paths from crossing or sharing a point.
4. Reroute paths until every point on the board belongs to a path.
5. Finish all three boards and share your result.

Tips

• Pairs near the edges and corners usually have only one sensible route, so draw those first.
• A point with only one free neighbour tells you where a path must pass.
• If a region is cut off with no numbers in it, an earlier path needs to move.

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