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Colorful World 1.6.1 • All 200 levels are back — the twenty teaching boards return to the front, and every one of the 40 places is charted again • The opening lesson waits for you: the hand now pauses long enough to hand the board over, and the goal plate is back to say when a board is finished • Your progress is carried across: a save from the shorter pool keeps the level it was on
One line per colour, every square filled. 200 puzzles, a whole world to travel.
Every colour has one starting dot. Draw a line out of it and cover every square on the board. Cross a line that is already there and it gives way — cut clean off at the crossing, back to its own dot. That is the whole game — and it gets harder for two hundred levels. TRAVEL THE WORLD Start at the Pyramids of Giza and work your way out: 200 levels across 40 places, 19 countries and 4 continents. Every country has its own view and its own music — an accordion waltz in France, guqin in China, Andean flutes in Peru. Finish a country and the next one opens. EVERY LEVEL HAS EXACTLY ONE ANSWER No luck, no dead ends, nothing generated and left unchecked. Every board is proved to have a single solution before it ships, so a level is always fair — and if you are stuck, it is because there is something to see. A REAL RAMP Eight difficulty tiers, from boards that teach you the rules to Expert boards that make you route around your own lines. Stuck? Undo takes the whole board back as it was dealt, tap a colour's starting dot to clear just that line, or spend a hint that solves from where you actually are. CHALLENGES AND A LEADERBOARD Quick Grid, Time Attack against the clock, and the Expert Board with no hints allowed. Points from every clear rank you against everyone else playing. COME BACK TOMORROW A 7-day check-in that forgives a missed day, worth up to 200 coins. PLAYS ANYWHERE No ads. No in-app purchases. No account. Every level plays offline — only the leaderboard needs a connection, and the game says so instead of pretending.