Linearity

Linearity is a companion puzzle game: create lines, as many and as complex as you can. Just turn the blocks to make them connect until you have a line without any breaks.

3 game modes:
- 42 to You: you have 42 seconds to play, and will get a feedback based on your style of play.
- Frenzy Zone: just a few seconds, but you get a little more time for each line you make. Better lines give you more extra time.
- 0-100: all the time you want, but only 100 moves to create the best sequence of lines.

While you play you can enjoy some fantastic music: not a quick loop but a full song: Pointillistic by Bzur!
Sign in to Google to earn achievement points and find how good you are on the leaderboards.
And you can share your style and your scores with your friends on Facebook!

FAQ:

Q: The Facebook share is not working, it goes right back to the game. Is this a bug?
A: To be able to share on Facebook, you need to be connected to the Internet when you touch "share".

Q: I'm still not sure how lines are made.
A: To see if a line is "unbroken", check the black part of the tile: if it continues into the black part of another tile, the line is unbroken in that point; if it touches the coloured part of another tile, the line is broken. An unbroken line is a line that never hits the coloured part of any tile, usually by having all its end go into the border tiles (grey ones).
In the sample screenshots here you can see a screen with some tiles turned to gold: that's an unbroken line (and quite a big one, yes). There you can see that the black line never hits anything.

Q: Why "companion"?
A: Linearity was originally created around the "42 to You" mode. Since a game in that mode lasts less than a minute, you can use Linearity at any time to do a quick check of your mood and how you handle things in a specific moments. In the future we would like to add some more complex stats so you can also check how you are doing over time.