ZeroRoad: Number Logic Puzzle

Gentak Works

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About this game

Turn numbers into roads! ZeroRoad is a fresh brain teaser where you drag number blocks across the grid. Every step counts the number down, and at zero the block locks in place and becomes a road. Turn every block into road and connect the two dots!

If you love logic puzzles like Sudoku, Sokoban or one-stroke drawing games, ZeroRoad's simple-but-deep rules will hook you. Play offline with no time limits — perfect for a quick brain workout on a break, or a long, satisfying thinking session.

■ How to Play
- Drag a number block — each square it moves lowers its number by 1
- When the number hits 0, the block locks in and becomes a road
- Turn every block into road and connect the two dots to clear the stage
- Walls and other blocks are in the way — plan your route carefully

■ One Simple Path
- Clear a stage and roll straight into the next — no menus, no detours
- 1,000 puzzle stages that ramp up little by little
- Gentle openers, brain-melting late game — real logic-puzzle depth
- No lives, no timers — play at your own pace

■ Tips
- The number = moves left. Find the spot where it lands exactly on 0
- Picture the finished road before you make your first move
- Made a mistake? Tap a road to pick the block right back up
- Stuck? A hint will get you moving again

■ Features
- A one-of-a-kind "countdown" number puzzle mechanic
- Wordless, intuitive design — a short tutorial and you're solving
- Works offline — perfect for commutes, flights and waiting rooms
- A true logic & route puzzle for your daily brain training
- No lives, no timers, no stamina — pause anytime
- Free to play, relax and solve solo

■ Perfect For
- Fans of puzzle games and brain training apps
- Anyone hooked on one-stroke, connect, Sudoku or Sokoban puzzles
- Players looking for a free logic game to kill time smartly
- Commutes, queues, bedtime — short breaks or long sessions
- Building a daily brain workout habit

Count every block down to zero and connect the roads. 1,000 stages — can you clear them all?