What Is Zip Game?
The number path puzzle that challenges your logic, one cell at a time.
A Path-Drawing Puzzle for All Skill Levels
Zip Game is a logic puzzle where you draw a continuous path through a grid, connecting numbered cells in sequence while filling every cell. Each puzzle has exactly one solution, and finding it requires spatial reasoning, planning ahead, and a bit of patience.
You start on cell 1, move to adjacent cells (up, down, left, or right only), pass through numbered waypoints in order, navigate around walls, and end on the highest number. No diagonal moves, no skipping cells, no leaving gaps.
The game is completely free, works in any browser, and requires no download or account. Just visit and play. There's nothing to install and no sign-up barrier between you and the puzzle.
With daily shared puzzles, unlimited custom games, and progressive difficulty, there's always a fresh challenge waiting. Whether you have two minutes or twenty, Zip fits into your day.
How Zip Compares to Other Puzzles
Zip vs Wordle
While Wordle tests your vocabulary with 6 guesses, Zip tests spatial logic. Both offer a single daily puzzle, but Zip also has unlimited and progressive modes.
Zip vs Sudoku
Sudoku fills a grid with numbers by elimination. Zip fills a grid with a connected path. Both are logic puzzles, but Zip adds a spatial movement dimension.
Zip vs Queens
Queens places pieces without conflicts. Zip draws a path without dead ends. Both are constraint-satisfaction puzzles with elegant grid-based gameplay.
Grid Sizes and Difficulty
Zip puzzles come in four grid sizes, each offering a different level of challenge.
Common Questions About Zip Game
Is Zip Game really free?
Yes, completely free. No accounts, no purchases, no ads that block gameplay.
Do I need to download anything?
No. Zip Game runs entirely in your browser on any device — phone, tablet, or computer.
How is the daily puzzle created?
Each day, a shared seed generates the same puzzle for all players. The layout is deterministic — same seed, same grid.
Can I play past daily puzzles?
Yes! Visit the Daily Puzzle Archive to play any puzzle you missed.
What makes Zip different from other number puzzles?
Unlike Sudoku or KenKen, Zip requires you to draw a continuous path. Every cell must be visited exactly once, and numbered waypoints must be hit in order.
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