Slither Link
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Slither Link is a lesser-known puzzle game which is actually one of the best Japanese puzzles. Also known as "Fences" or "Loop the Loop", this is a logic puzzle with simple rules and challenging solutions. Give it a try, and build your focus and concentration in the process!
Instructions. The rules are simple. Draw lines between the dots to form a single loop, without crossings or branches. The numbers on each square of the puzzle board indicate how many lines surround the square. Left click between the dots to connect them. Right click between the dots to mark them with an 'X'.
Click the Advanced or Easy button to make the puzzle harder or easier. Click the Check button to see how you are doing with the puzzle so far. Click the New button to get a new puzzle.
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