Pup The Loop

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About this game

Pup The Loop is a relaxing logic puzzle game based on the classic Slitherlink mechanic. Your goal is to draw a single continuous loop along the edges of a grid by following simple numerical clues. Each number inside a cell tells you exactly how many of that cell's four sides should be part of the loop. A zero means no lines surround the cell, while a three means three of its sides are included.

The game offers 50 handcrafted levels that gradually increase in difficulty. Starting with compact 5x5 grids, the puzzles grow to challenging 9x9 boards as you progress. Every level has a unique solution, so careful logical deduction is key. Tap an edge to place a line, tap again to mark it with a cross when you are certain no line belongs there, and tap once more to clear it.

Helpful tools are available throughout your journey. Use Undo to reverse a mistake, Restart to clear the board and try a fresh approach, or Hint to reveal a correct edge when you feel stuck. The game tracks your moves, time, and progress across all levels so you can challenge yourself to improve.

Pup The Loop features a clean, minimalist interface with smooth animations, gentle glow effects, and a soothing background soundtrack. Whether you have a few spare minutes or want to settle in for a longer session, this game provides a calm and satisfying puzzle experience for players of all skill levels.
One line. One path. Pure logic.
Updated on
Sep 18, 2026
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