一筆畫 One Line

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About this game

Starting from the beginning, move through each square in one continuous stroke, without repeating or going back.

*One-Stroke Block Town* is a simple yet increasingly brain-teasing puzzle game. Slide along adjacent blocks, moving only once per square; observe the block arrangement, plan your route, and find a solution to complete the entire screen.

Game Features

• One-Stroke Solution: Start from a designated starting point and move through all the blocks in a continuous path.

• Gradually Increasing Challenges: The level layout changes continuously, making route planning increasingly challenging.

• Guaranteed Solvable: Each level is generated from a complete path.

• Hints and Resets: Find the next step when stuck, or try again at any time.

• Auto-Save: Save your progress and sound preferences on your device.

• Share Your Puzzle: Create an image of your current level and share it with friends for brainstorming.

• No Ads or In-App Purchases: Focus on enjoying the puzzles; core levels can also be played offline.

Suitable for players who enjoy logic games, brain challenges, block puzzles, path planning, single-player games, and casual puzzles. Each time it only takes a short time, and you can continue the challenge from familiar levels.

Can you complete the entire block town in one stroke?
Starting from the beginning, navigate each square in one stroke. The levels gradually increase in difficulty, offering an enjoyable and instant-play puzzle experience.
Updated on
Aug 10, 2026

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