About Zip Game

Zip Game is a browser puzzle game built around a single-path grid challenge: you draw one continuous line that passes through the numbered cells in order, works around the wall barriers, and covers every cell on the grid exactly once. It is small enough to finish on a coffee break and awkward enough to be worth thinking about.

Play a board straight away, work through the archive of past puzzles, or use the solver to find a path you cannot see. Everything is free and runs in the browser — no account, no install. We also publish solution walkthroughs for LinkedIn's daily Zip puzzle.

What you will find here

• Zip Game — play a puzzle straight away.
• Zip Game Unlimited — a new randomised board every time, with no daily limit.
• Zip Archive — browse and replay past puzzles.
• LinkedIn Zip Answers — step through the solution for a specific day.
• Zip Solver — enter a grid and let the solver find a valid path.
• How to Play — the full rules, plus the mistakes that trip most people up.

Where the puzzle data comes from

Each day's grid size, difficulty, and dot layout are collected automatically so past boards can be replayed later. Wall barriers are generated here, and every solution is computed by our solver from the board itself — so a listed path is always valid for the grid on that page.

If a board or solution looks wrong, tell us. Corrections are welcome and we would rather fix it than leave it.

Who runs this site

Zip Game is built and run by the team at zipgame.me, a small studio making browser puzzle games. For anything at all — a bug, a wrong solution, or just a suggestion — you can reach us on the contact page.