Fill one-line puzzle game

Fill one-line puzzle game
Developer: Gamincat, Inc.
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2.6M installs
51.3K ratings
60.7K monthly active users
$<10K monthly revenue est.
IAP 22% · Ad 78%
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Monthly +266
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Fill one-line puzzle game Summary

Fill one-line puzzle game is a free, ad-supported, with in-app purchases iOS app in Games by Gamincat, Inc.. Released in May 2016 (10 years ago). It has 51.3K ratings with a 4.61★ (excellent) average. Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 60.7K monthly active users and generates around $<10K monthly revenue (22% IAP / 78% ads). Store last updated Nov 26, 2024

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SDK intelligence: AppGoblin detected 11 ad networks(e.g. Fyber), 2 development tools,and 1 analytics: product integrated into Fill one-line puzzle game. View full SDK list →

Fill one-line puzzle game SDKs Summary

Fill one-line puzzle game was last scanned for SDKs on 2026-06-26. Below is the overview of third-party companies detected in the app. The full list of SDKs, permissions and unknowns is available here.

AppGoblin saw Fill one-line puzzle game uses 11 Ad Networks

AppGoblin saw Fill one-line puzzle game uses 2 Development Tools

AppGoblin saw Fill one-line puzzle game uses 1 Analytics: Product


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App Description

Sharpen your mind with a connect-the-block-style one-line brain training puzzle game.
A simple but addictive one-line puzzle game that’s completely free to play.

Your brain becomes more active the more you play.
During your commute, before you sleep… enjoy downtime with brain training.

The rules are extremely simple.
Just fill in all of the blocks using only one line.

Use hints for puzzles that are too hard to solve.
Hints are also free, of course.

4 levels of difficulty.
A whopping 2,000 puzzles.
Don’t get too cozy—the puzzles get harder as you go along.

One-line puzzles are mathematical problems with origins in the early 18th century. First posed in Königsberg, the original puzzle revolved around the town’s Pregel River.
Mathematical thinking is said to increase work efficiency and prevent aging.
Whether math is your bane or your forte, be sure to give this game a try.
You’re sure to get hooked on these puzzles!