Play Zip Game is a free browser logic puzzle: draw a continuous path from 1 to N that visits every cell exactly once. Easy to learn, and — as the site puts it — endlessly replayable.
There are two ways in. The Official History archive holds verified historical puzzles going back to #455, each dated, playable without revealing its route, and with an answer available if you get stuck. Alongside it sit 50 redesigned practice levels, from compact 4×4 starter grids up to official-calibrated 8×8 boards. A Daily Challenge runs a fresh puzzle every day with streak tracking and best-time comparison.
The archive puzzles are the original published boards, played straight — no hints baked in. Your best time on each level is saved automatically, and there is no countdown or points system pressuring you through it.
Key Features
- Official History archive — Verified historical puzzles, each dated and playable.
- 50 practice levels — Curated boards from 4×4 starters to 8×8 official-calibrated grids.
- Daily Challenge — A new puzzle each day, with streak and best-time tracking.
- Automatic best times — Saved per level, with no timer pressure during play.
- Keyboard accessible — Arrow keys from the path end, Enter and Space to select cells.
- Undo, clear, restart — Full move control on every board.
The Rules
- Draw your path — Click and drag a continuous path across the grid, connecting numbers in order from 1 to N.
- Fill every cell — The path must pass through every cell exactly once, with no gaps and no revisits.
- Follow number order — Visit each numbered clue in ascending order without skipping one or trapping the remaining cells.
- Navigate walls — Wall segments block certain cell borders, forcing you to plan the route rather than improvise it.
Free to play in the browser on any device, with no account required.