CONNECT

A trail draws itself across the dots, one step at a time. When it fades, redraw it from memory.

• Start at the marked dot and drag from dot to dot — or tap them one by one. Only a neighbor counts, and never the same line twice.
• From the seventh trail on, the trail crosses itself: it passes straight through a dot it has already used. A dot can be crossed, a line is never redrawn.
• Drag back along your own line, or press Undo, to take a step back. Slips are free until the last dot lands.
• The trail is graded when your drawing is as long as the real one. Every dot up to your first wrong turn counts.
• Ten trails a day, from seven dots to sixteen. Your score is the share of the trail you remembered, out of 100.
• A perfect trail drawn without pausing is smooth — a badge, not points. Knowing the whole route before you move is the skill.

One game a day. Your scores are kept — Statistics is in the menu — and Connect sits outside the daily line-up, so it never moves your day’s total.

Read the full guide, with strategy