LYNE

Thomas Bowker

About this game

Deceptively simple. Infinitely complex. LYNE is a minimalist puzzle game that will knot your brain as it calms your soul.

Connect the shapes. Fill the board. Lose yourself in the interflowing paths of LYNE.


"Lyne is a slick, contemplative puzzler that you'd be a fool to miss" - PocketGamer, 9/10


Features
- Hundreds of pre-built puzzles
- An infinite number of procedurally-generated puzzles, released daily
- No in-app purchases. No ads.
- Slick, intuitive interface
- Soothing dynamic audio
- Unlockable colour palettes


Accolades
- Finalist, IndieCade 2014
- Best Puzzle Game, Tabby Awards 2014
- Finalist for Audio Design at Freeplay 2013
- Honorable Mention for Design at Freeplay 2013

Ratings and reviews

Very interesting! I can only compare it to the games where you connect the colored dots withour crossing any lines but with a twist! I decided to try this game for what seemed lime 15 minutes. And just looked at the clock to see it had been 3 HOURS! Definitely a keeper but you could make it a little more complex, make it so there is some hex movement perhaps? Keep up the great work!

it's kind of dull. the puzzles all start to feel very same-y very quick, long before you reach any of the randomly generated levels. there's never a solution to a puzzle that makes you rethink what you can do with the mechanics or anything like that; most puzzles can be solved with simple trial and error. you could probably do a lot worse for $3 though.

A bit tedious after a while. The puzzle concept is a variation on nodes and networks (so similar to bridge or pathway/connector puzzles). The artwork is clean and minimalistic, but it doesn't really add anything to the genre and doesn't have many additional elements to the puzzles (at least as far as I've gotten - I have not beaten the game yet). It's not particularly difficult, but it's not straightforward either. Solving puzzles eventually gets to be monotonous.

What's new

Cloud Save supported.
This update fixes some bugs.