PollyLink

Shape Link is a mobile puzzle game about drawing, not tapping. Every level scatters colorful shapes across the screen in matching pairs — your job is to drag a line from one to its twin. Your finger can curve however it needs to, and often has to, since straight lines rarely work once the board fills up. Cross one of your own other lines and you just can't release there — no harm done. But touch an obstacle, and the run ends instantly. That's the twist that makes Shape Link different from a typical "connect the dots" puzzler: obstacles bite. Walls sit still and force you to plan a route. Rotating blockers spin, so you have to time your drag around wherever they currently are. Sliding walls physically move back and forth through the board. Toggling blockers flick on and off, demanding you thread the gap while it's open. Teleporters let your line jump between two linked pads instead of crossing a gap the honest way. Sometimes an obstacle you dodged mid-drag drifts into a connection you already finished — so even a completed line isn't necessarily safe forever. There's also a clock running on every level, so speed and precision both matter. Seventeen hand-tuned levels take you from a calm three-pair introduction with no obstacles at all, up to an eight-pair finale where every obstacle type is active at once, shapes are at their smallest, and the timer barely gives you room to think. Undo and Redo soften the sting of a misdrawn line, and a one-tap Retry means a failed run costs you seconds, not patience. It's built for people who've played Flow Free, Two Dots, or similar shape-matching puzzlers and want a version with real stakes — where a wrong move costs you the whole board, not just a few seconds off the clock.