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Connect the numbers and fill the grid to solve dozens of challenging levels!
If you enjoy puzzles you’re going to love Number Link! Get ready to spend endless hours of enjoyment along your phone or tablet with this free and fun puzzle game.
Also known as Arukone, playing this exciting puzzle is very simple: connect the pairs of numbers without leaving any empty square on the board. Sounds easy but it’s really puzzling, so don’t underestimate this brain teaser. Number Link is a real challenge!
Join more than two million players from all over the world. Download Number Link now and find out why everybody loves and plays this fun and addictive puzzle game.
With over 800 different levels, with board sizes ranging from 5x5 up to the mind blowing 16x16 ones, Number Link is a great game to help you sharpen logic and reasoning skills whether you’re a beginner or an experienced puzzler. Just pick some puzzles and let the time flow!
HOW TO PLAY
Choose a Number Link stage and start connecting pairs of numbers on the board. Be careful not to overlap the lines or you will interrupt the flow between them. The solution for each stage is achieved when all the pairs of numbers are correctly connected and all of the squares of the board have been filled.
HIGHLIGHTS
• Over 800 handmade levels
• Easy and difficult puzzles
• Different board sizes
• Hints in case you get stuck
• Global leaderboards
Please note! This game is free to play, but it contains items that can be purchased for real money. Some features and extras mentioned in the description may also have to be purchased for real money.
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