Nineleaf Untangle.
Make a little room. Let the lines breathe.
Preparing your untangle puzzle…
Make a little room. Let the lines breathe.
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How to play Untangle Puzzle
- 01
Drag the points to new positions.
- 02
Keep the original connections between points.
- 03
Separate every pair of crossing line segments.
- 04
Finish when the network has no crossings.
Untangle Puzzle: player questions
Can I remove a line?
No. Move its endpoints to change its position. Every original connection stays in the network.
Can I add another point?
The current puzzle has a fixed set of points. New practice creates another network.
Is there one exact final arrangement?
No. Many different layouts can untangle the same network. Any accepted crossing-free layout completes it.
Where should I start?
Spread crowded points apart. Move one busy point toward the outside and inspect how its connected lines change.
Can a move make things worse before it gets better?
Yes. A temporary crossing can help you rearrange a crowded area. There is no penalty for experimentation.
Do I need to count my moves?
The aim is a clear network. You can solve calmly without racing for a move record.
What if points cover each other?
Separate them slightly so their connections become readable. Overlapping points are not a useful finished layout.
How do the difficulties change?
Easy uses 6 points, medium 10 and hard 15. More points and connections increase the visual challenge.
Can I use a keyboard?
Focus the board, select points with navigation keys, and use Enter to toggle dragging. The Rules panel also explains touch input.
Can I restart the same tangle?
Restart returns to the same daily or practice seed. New practice creates a different seed.
Nineleaf edition by Good Game Daily. Puzzle engine by Simon Tatham and contributors, used under the MIT license. Original project ↗