The object of "Pixel Puzzles" is to connect dots of the same color and number by drawing a line from one to the other. The line has to cover the amount of squares specified by the number on the dot. For example, a teal dot with the number 5 must cover 5 squares and connect to another teal dot with the number 5.
To draw a line, simply drag your finger starting from a numbered dot along the path you want to draw. You can leave a line unfinished and come back to it later.
You can connect two unfinished lines together, as long as the numbers add up. This is especially helpful for long lines! The smaller numbered dot at the end of an unfinished line shows the current number of squares covered by that line.
You can erase lines by retracing them back to their dots. Or you can quickly double tap on a completed or unfinished line to erase it entirely.
Bigger puzzles can be hard to fit on the screen, but you can use the magnifying glass to zoom out and see the entire puzzle. You can also pinch for finer control of your zoom level. Sometimes it helps to see the bigger picture if you get stuck.
You can move the puzzle around by dragging on an empty square. Although the fastest way to move from one area of a big puzzle to another is to use the magnifying glass button.
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