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One Line is a single player casual puzzle game. It was developed by Climbing Goat Games and was released on December 15, 2021. It received very positive reviews from players.

One Line is a minimalist puzzle game where the objective is to draw a single line filling the entire board. Different mechanics will challenge your mind in this game that is easy to learn but hard to solve. Can you find the correct path?

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95%Audience ScoreBased on 39 reviews
gameplay4 positive mentions
graphics2 negative mentions

  • Engaging and challenging puzzle mechanics with a variety of twists such as portals, locked tiles, and forced direction tiles that keep gameplay interesting.
  • Minimalistic and polished presentation with calming music and a relaxing atmosphere that complements the puzzle experience.
  • Controls allow for undoing and adjusting drawn lines, making experimentation easier despite some minor control quirks.
  • Controls can feel clunky and sometimes laggy, especially when interacting with portals or making fine adjustments.
  • Short overall playtime with only 50 levels, which may leave some players wanting more variety or additional puzzle types.
  • UI and design lack innovative features such as integrated note-taking or drawing tools, making solving harder puzzles less convenient.
  • gameplay

    12 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    33% positive mentions, 42% neutral mentions, 25% negative mentions

    The gameplay centers on drawing lines through a grid with various special tiles introducing mechanics like forced directions and portals, adding twists to a minimalist puzzle core. While the mechanics are mostly conventional, they are used effectively to create challenging and rewarding puzzles with some originality. However, some players find the controls and UI frustrating, impacting the overall puzzle-solving experience.

    • “The game also introduces new mechanics every few levels which add some twists to that basic idea (e.g., fields that have to be passed through in specific directions, or portals that connect non-adjacent fields).”
    • “It has a bunch of fun mechanics like arrows that force you to move in a specific direction as well as different coloured tiles that force you to finish one colour before moving onto the next.”
    • “Some of the puzzles are insanely difficult (looking at you level 47) and some of them are pretty casual; the creators do a great job of maximizing the mechanics allowed by the game and it feels rewarding when you finally reach the end plus there's achievements.”
    • “A simple, short, and abstract line-drawing puzzle game with no innovative mechanics and average level design.”
    • “However, my actual experience of solving puzzles here was quite lousy, because the controls and UI are so ill-suited for the gameplay.”
    • “Some tiles introduce special mechanics (forced turns, locked tiles, portals), but all are mostly conventional.”
  • music

    4 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    75% positive mentions, 25% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions

    The music is praised for its calming, minimalist piano soundtrack that complements the relaxing atmosphere. However, it consists of a single score that repeats throughout the game. Overall, the soundtrack enhances the experience without being intrusive.

    • “Nice minimalist presentation with calming piano music and all the necessary settings: separate volume sliders, windowed mode with a resizable window, level select screen and an exit button.”
    • “The music is beautiful but it's only one score repeated over and over; overall a nice little puzzle set that should give you at least a couple of hours.”
    • “A good and cheap puzzle to pass the time, calm music and relaxing atmosphere.”
  • graphics

    3 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    33% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 67% negative mentions

    The graphics are minimalistic and barebones, providing a functional but unremarkable visual experience that complements the classic puzzle gameplay.

    • “The visuals are as barebones as it gets—functional but unremarkable.”
    • “It is a classic puzzle game with 50 levels of minimalistic graphics and relaxing sound.”
  • grinding

    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    0% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 100% negative mentions

    Grinding in the game feels lengthy and tedious, offering little reward and making progress feel slow and unrewarding.

    • “This took me ages of worthless grinding just to say 'heh, it was easy.' and then proceed to make this review.”
  • atmosphere

    1 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
    100% positive mentions, 0% neutral mentions, 0% negative mentions

    The atmosphere is praised for its calm music and relaxing vibe, making it an enjoyable and affordable puzzle game to pass the time.

    • “A good and cheap puzzle to pass the time, calm music and relaxing atmosphere”
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One Line is a casual puzzle game. Common tags for One Line include grid-based movement, indie, educational, linear, family friendly and others.

One Line is available on PC and Windows.

One Line was released on December 15, 2021.

One Line was developed by Climbing Goat Games.

One Line has received very positive reviews from players. Most players liked One Line for its gameplay but disliked it for its graphics.

One Line is a single player game.

Similar games include klocki, LineWay, SiNKR, RUSH, WayOut and others.