Connect every part of the picture.
Four matching shapes, four paths and no unused squares.
A path joins matching endpoints using neighbouring squares.
Find your pairs
The board contains two gold circles, two ruby diamonds, two crystal squares and two amethyst triangles. A matching shape identifies the destination. The buttons beside the board can select the first endpoint of a pair without searching for it.
Draw by tapping
Choose a jewel to start, then select a square immediately above, below, left or right of the outlined path tip. Diagonal movement is not allowed. Keep extending until you reach the matching symbol. A connected path stops extending until you shorten or redraw it.
Leave room for the neighbours
A path cannot enter another pair’s endpoint or a square already used by a different path. Avoid solving a pair in isolation: the remaining pairs must still have room to cross the board without crossing one another.
Change an earlier idea
Tap a square already on the active path to shorten it back to that point. Selecting an endpoint can begin that pair again. Clear path removes the selected sketch, and Undo change restores the last path operation. After undo, select an endpoint to resume drawing.
Use an example with care
Example path inserts one prepared connection. Sketches that cross its squares are cleared so the example can fit; Undo restores them. Repeated examples can complete a prepared plan. There is no purchase or penalty attached to the assistance.
Finish both counters
Four connected pairs alone are not enough: all 25 squares must also belong to the paths. Watch both the linked-pairs and coverage counters. Three arrangements are available from the selector, and switching arrangements begins a clean board.
Ready to try the idea?
All of the controls described above are included on the main page. A new visit starts with a clean activity.
Connect the jewels