One line. Every tile.
Trail is a generated one-line logic puzzle: draw a single line from a starting ring through every tile on the grid, and the level grows a little harder each time you advance. It plays free in the browser and as a free App Store app with full screen, offline play, and haptic feedback.
Drag or swipe anywhere to draw a single line from the ring through every tile on the board.
Drawing back over the line only undoes at a dead end — anywhere else you tap.
Levels are generated rather than hand-authored, and each level gets a little harder than the last.
A levels screen lets you pick which level to play, and any level can be restarted.
A built-in 12-step guide explains how the line mechanic works.
The iOS app offers the same levels as the web version in full screen, offline, with haptic feedback.
Start at the ring and drag or swipe anywhere to draw one continuous line across the board.
The goal is to pass the line through every tile on the grid without splitting into multiple strokes.
If you hit a dead end, drawing back over the line undoes your moves; elsewhere on the line, tapping is how you interact.
Completing a level advances you to the next one, which is generated to be a little harder than the last.
Trail is free on both the web and the App Store.
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Free on the web and as a free App Store download with full screen, offline play, and haptics.
Trail is a generated logic puzzle where you draw one line from a starting ring through every tile on the grid, with each new level generated to be a little harder than the last.
Yes, Trail is free on the web and as a free download on the App Store.
Trail can be played on the web in a browser and installed for free from the App Store on iOS devices.
Yes. According to the site, the app offers the same levels as the web version with full screen play, offline support, and haptic feedback.
Drawing back over the line only undoes your moves at a dead end; anywhere else on the line, you tap instead. There's also a settings option for auto-rewind at dead ends, which turns the line red and waits when off.
Levels are generated rather than hand-designed, and each level gets a little harder than the previous one. You can also pick levels from a levels screen or restart the current level.
Settings include sound, vibration, auto-rewind at dead ends, left-handed buttons, language selection (English or German), and a reset-all-progress option.
