ZeroRoad: Number Logic Puzzle

Turn numbers into roads! ZeroRoad is a number puzzle where every move counts down. Drag a number block across the grid and its number drops by 1 with each square. Land on exactly 0 and it becomes road. Turn every block into road, link the two dots with one unbroken path, and the stage is clear. Easy rules, real logic: the lower a number gets, the less room it has, so careless moves leave the last gap unfilled. It's the step-by-step deduction of Sudoku meets the move-order planning of Sokoban. A relaxing brain teaser for a quick break, or a deep thinking game when you want a challenge. ■ How to Play - Drag a number block. Each square it moves lowers its number by 1 - Let go on exactly 0 and the block becomes road where it stopped - Drag back the way you came to rewind, or tap a road to send its block home - Turn every block into road and connect the two dots to clear the stage ■ Key Rules - Walls and the two dots can't be entered - Blocks can hop over other blocks and road. A hop still costs 1, and you can't stop on top - The road must be one path with no forks. A branch or 2×2 clump glows red - Road connected to the start dot turns green, so you see how far your path reaches ■ 1,000 Stages, Easy to Expert The first 7 stages are a hands-on tutorial with arrows that show what to drag. Early boards hold a few blocks; later the grid grows up to 8×8, walls and pre-placed road appear, and late stages ask you to turn 20+ blocks into one road. - No lives, no timers, no stamina - Clear a stage and go straight to the next one - Progress is saved, so you pick up from the next stage ■ How to Solve Number Path Puzzles Picture the finished road first: since it can't branch, few routes really work. A number is the exact count of moves a block must make, so it can't reach anything farther away, and each move flips it between "even" and "odd" squares, which cuts its landing spots further. Start with blocks in corners or with few open directions, whose road square is often forced. Nothing can stop on finished road, so placement order matters. ■ Tips - The number = moves left. Find where it hits exactly 0 - Red glow means a fork or clump: tap that road and place it again - Stuck? A hint lights up the shape of the finished road ■ Features - A countdown number puzzle: the more you move, the smaller the number - Simple drag and tap controls in portrait mode - Wordless, icon-based design: learn the rules by playing - Hint shows the finished road on the board (once per stage) - Reset a stage anytime - Music and sound effects toggle separately ■ FAQ Q. What kind of puzzle is it? A. A number logic puzzle and route-planning path puzzle: slide numbered blocks, turn the spots where they reach 0 into road, and connect two dots. Q. How is it different from one line or connect-the-dots puzzles? A. You don't draw the line. You build the road square by square by moving number blocks. Plan its shape like a one-stroke puzzle, and push blocks into place Sokoban-style. Q. What if I get stuck? A. A hint shows the finished road. You start with 5 hints; after that, watch an ad to use one. Q. I'm not great at puzzles. Can I play? A. Yes. A guided tutorial starts you off, and with no lives or time limit you can rewind and retry as often as you like. ■ Perfect For - Fans of number puzzles, logic puzzles and brain teasers - Players who love thinking games like Sudoku or Sokoban - Adults building a daily brain training habit - Commutes, queues and short breaks Count every block down to zero and connect the road. 1,000 stages: can you clear them all?