Light Line is a one-stroke filling puzzle: each stage is a shape made of blocks with one square lit, and you slide from that square through every other one without lifting your finger or crossing your own path.
It's the classic Hamiltonian-path problem in a friendly wrapper — every square exactly once, no doubling back — and the difficulty comes entirely from choosing the right starting direction.
Fill every square in one unbroken stroke without lifting your finger or crossing your own path — so each square is visited exactly once.
Identify the dead ends and single-width corridors first. Those force parts of the route, and the rest of the path has to be built around them.
Yes — it's designed for a single sliding touch. Nothing to install.