Jelly Links

About Jelly Links

Jelly Links is a number-placement puzzle game that takes the core idea of Sudoku and adds a colorful new constraint: connected lines. Every row, every column, and every line of linked beads must contain each number exactly once. The result is a puzzle experience that feels familiar at first and then quietly deepens as the boards grow and the clues thin out.

The game spans 1000 Normal stages scaling from gentle 4×4 grids up to demanding 12×12 boards, plus a 500-stage Sandbox mode built around open boards with a single starting clue. There is no timer and no lives — the only pressure is the logic itself.

One scene shows four translucent spheres in yellow, green, and white connected by thick gray lines. Another shows a dark blue background holding a pattern of connected circles and faint yellow dots.

How to Play Jelly Links: Fill Every Row, Column, and Line

The goal is to fill every row, every column, and every connected line with the numbers 1 to N, using each number exactly once. Beads with a gold ring are the ones available to change; all other beads are fixed clues.

The line rule is the central twist: beads joined by a line form their own group, subject to the same no-repeat rule as any row or column.

Three Ways to Play

• Tutorial: 3 short boards that teach the line rule.
• Normal: 1000 stages. Boards grow from 4×4 to 12×12 and clues thin out as you go.
• Sandbox: 500 open boards with a single clue. No guidance, just the line structure.

Controls

• Tap a bead: Change its number; tap again to cycle through values.
• Pinch with two fingers: Zoom in on larger boards.
• Mouse wheel over an empty area: Zoom in on desktop.
• HINT button: Fills in one bead for you.
• RESET button: Clears everything you entered and leaves the clues intact.

Games You Might Like

If the number-logic of Jelly Links appeals to you, the broader world of puzzle games on Playgama has plenty more to explore. For direction-based deduction, Arrows challenges you to clear a field of curved arrows within a limited number of moves — careful planning is everything. Arrow Puzzle offers a similarly calm but increasingly strategic grid experience, removing arrows in the correct order to open free paths across maze-like layouts.

Fans of matching and connecting will find a comfortable fit in Mahjong Lines, where pairs of identical tiles are cleared by drawing paths of no more than three straight lines. Mahjong Puzzle: Tile Match adds hidden patterns and forward planning to the tile-clearing formula. The full range of logic games and brain games collections round out the options for anyone who enjoys working through structured puzzles at their own pace.