TRACE
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Neon puzzles. Endless levels. Zero pressure. TRACE is a minimalist brain-trainer where one glowing line solves everything. Connect dots. Fill the board. Procedurally generated phases mean you'll never see the same puzzle twice. Made by Wshd.
How to Play TRACE
The Goal: Simple. Fill the entire board with a single continuous line. Hit every active dot. Leave no gaps. Complete the path without crossing yourself.
Drawing the Line
Start at the glowing dot. Press and hold (mouse or finger). Drag horizontally or vertically to adjacent dots. No diagonals. The line follows your cursor. Pass through all dots to win. Miss one? Level won't complete.
Fixing Mistakes
Hit a dead end? Backtrack. Drag your cursor back along the line. It erases automatically. Choose a new route. The line can't cross itself. Plan your path. Test. Undo. Repeat.
Phase Progression
Beat a level. Next phase loads instantly. Boards get bigger. Mazes get trickier. Procedural generation creates infinite unique puzzles. No two phases are identical. Stuck completely? Hit Restart at the bottom. No penalties. No timers. Just solve.
Key Features
- Infinite Levels: Procedurally generated puzzles. Never ends.
- Minimalist Neon Style: Clean visuals. Glowing lines. Zero clutter. Easy on the eyes.
- No Pressure: No timers. No lives. No fail states. Pure spatial reasoning.
- Dual Control: Full mouse support. Full touch support. PC and mobile ready.
- Smooth Difficulty Curve: Early phases teach basics. Later phases demand planning.
Who is TRACE for?
Perfect for puzzle addicts and casual thinkers. Great for 5-minute brain breaks. Ideal if you love spatial challenges without the stress. Teens and adults both get hooked.
Release Date & Developer
TRACE was developed by Wshd. Released March 20, 2026.
Controls
- Mouse (PC): Click and hold on starting dot. Drag to draw line.
- Touch (Mobile): Tap and hold starting dot. Swipe to route path.
- Backtrack: Drag cursor/finger backward on existing line to erase.
- Restart Button: Bottom of screen. Resets current phase.
