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Description
A brain-training puzzle in which you draw 1 line, that will sharpen your wits.
In this free-to-play puzzle game, you merely have to draw one line. It is deceptively simple, yet profoundly deep.
Play through the extensive stages, sharpening your wits as you have fun.
Summary:
A brain-training puzzle game that activates your mind as you play.
When you've got a spare moment, on your daily commute, or before going to bed, why not experience what it feels like to activate you mind?
How to play:
There is only one rule:
"Connect all the points with just one line."
It doesn't matter where you start.
There are some fiendishly tricky, complicated puzzles among the large number of stages.
When you get stuck, make use of a hint.
Stages:
There are 15 levels, and a total of 850 stages.
At first, it starts off with simple shapes, but each time your level increases, the number of lines increases, and it gets more and more complicated.
You might think it's too easy early on.
However, clearing the simple stages is also important.
The hints to clearing the later, more complicated stages can all be found scattered through the simple stages.
Some unique types of line, such as "one way lines" and "overlapping lines", can also be found throughout the stages.
These special lines will encourage your imagination.
Use this chance to activate your mind as you play, by trying to solve this free-to-play brain-training puzzle game.
You're sure to get hooked!!
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In this free-to-play puzzle game, you merely have to draw one line. It is deceptively simple, yet profoundly deep.
Play through the extensive stages, sharpening your wits as you have fun.
Summary:
A brain-training puzzle game that activates your mind as you play.
When you've got a spare moment, on your daily commute, or before going to bed, why not experience what it feels like to activate you mind?
How to play:
There is only one rule:
"Connect all the points with just one line."
It doesn't matter where you start.
There are some fiendishly tricky, complicated puzzles among the large number of stages.
When you get stuck, make use of a hint.
Stages:
There are 15 levels, and a total of 850 stages.
At first, it starts off with simple shapes, but each time your level increases, the number of lines increases, and it gets more and more complicated.
You might think it's too easy early on.
However, clearing the simple stages is also important.
The hints to clearing the later, more complicated stages can all be found scattered through the simple stages.
Some unique types of line, such as "one way lines" and "overlapping lines", can also be found throughout the stages.
These special lines will encourage your imagination.
Use this chance to activate your mind as you play, by trying to solve this free-to-play brain-training puzzle game.
You're sure to get hooked!!
In-Apps
- 5 Hints
- $1.69
- 15 Hints
- $3.49
- 30 Hints
- $4.99
- 50 Hints
- $6.99
- 120 Hints
- $13.99
- Remove ADs
- $3.49
- Unlock SPICA
- $3.49
- Complete Pack
- $19.99
- Unlock LEVEL 2
- $3.49
- Unlock LEVEL 3
- $3.49
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Is 1LINE one free?
Yes, 1LINE one is free to download, however it contains in-app purchases or subscription offerings.
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1LINE one has several in-app purchases/subscriptions, the average in-app price is $6.51.
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User Rating
4.59 out of 5
201 ratings in New Zealand
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146
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36
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1LINE one Reviews
Excellent Game.
5 Stars
1LINE
Great game, great way to waste time without much thought having to be applied
Pet5543
If you like a challenge for your brain try this one, it’s great.
Great game
Starts easy and gets harder but wish there weren’t so many ads.
Amazing
Good game
1LINE one stroke puzzle game
Great, BUT HOW DO I GET RID OF THE ADVERTS?
Great brain exercise
Great for keeping the brain working - awesome problem solving!
Great game
A real brain teaser
Love it
Great challenge, good for the brain
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App Info
- Category
- Games
- Publisher
- Gamincat
- Languages
- English, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Spanish, Chinese
- Recent release
- 3.6.0 (3 months ago )
- Released on
- May 30, 2017 (7 years ago )
- Also available in
- United States, Japan, United Kingdom, Canada, Mexico, Australia, Brazil, South Korea, Spain, Russia, Taiwan, Germany, Netherlands, Türkiye, France, India, Italy, United Arab Emirates, Hong Kong SAR China, Saudi Arabia, Denmark, Switzerland, Sweden, Belgium, Norway, Ireland, Singapore, Vietnam, Malaysia, Kuwait, Czechia, Philippines, Colombia, New Zealand, Poland, Romania, Hungary, Austria, Finland, Indonesia, Ukraine, Thailand, Israel, Egypt, Greece, Chile, Lebanon, Argentina, Bulgaria, Ecuador, Peru, Pakistan, Croatia, Kazakhstan, Bahrain, South Africa, Dominican Republic, Portugal, Latvia, Slovakia, Iceland, Slovenia, Lithuania, Armenia, Estonia, Belarus, Azerbaijan, Nigeria, Cyprus, Luxembourg, Malta, Sri Lanka, Uzbekistan, North Macedonia, Tunisia, Algeria, Nepal, Madagascar
- Last Updated
- 3 weeks ago
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