PathPilot is an offline robot routing puzzle game built around careful planning, ordered collection, and limited repetition.
Each level takes place on a compact grid with a fixed start, facing direction, numbered targets, and an exit tile. Your goal is to guide the robot through the map, collect every target in the correct order, and stop on the exit only after the route is complete.
Build a program from simple commands: advance, turn left, and turn right. You can also pack one short sequence of base commands into a single loop slot and repeat it two or three times. Programs are limited to 12 top-level slots and 60 total executed commands, so each trace needs both precision and compression.
Play step by step when you want to inspect the current slot, direction, and path. Switch to continuous run when the plan is ready. If the robot hits a wall, leaves the board, runs out of commands too early, or reaches the exit before collecting every target, the run stops so you can adjust the program and try again.
The game includes 24 fixed stages with increasing complexity. Early levels focus on straight movement and basic turns. Later stages add longer routes, target order planning, and more opportunities to use loops efficiently.
PathPilot also keeps local progress, saved programs, preferences, and session state on the device. You can return to unfinished runs, review a guide, adjust visual settings, and clear local data from the preferences screen at any time.
Plan robot routes, collect targets in order, and reach the exit.