Arukone Logic
Connect matching number pairs with clean lines and fill each puzzle grid without crossing paths.
Scratch project by TimMcCool. View the original Scratch project Packaged with TurboWarp Packager and credited to the original Scratch creator.
The official instructions say players draw lines between equal number pairs. It includes 81 levels, unlockable difficulty progression, and cloud progress for eligible Scratch users.
Editor's Guide
Arukone Logic is a number-pair connection puzzle. The rule is direct: connect matching numbers without crossing paths. The challenge comes from filling space cleanly, especially on medium and hard boards where the source notes say the solution covers all fields.
This is a strong fit for players who enjoy paper logic puzzles. It is calmer than action games but can become very demanding when several paths compete for the same corridor.
- Line-connection puzzles
- Players who like Sudoku-adjacent logic
- Longer progression through many levels
Arukone Logic develops spatial deduction and constraint management. Players learn to see how one line can reserve or block space for every other pair.
- Some Scratch cloud progress features depend on account status
- Harder levels may include duplicate data in the source notes
- Planning beats trial-and-error on dense boards
Why this game is worth playing
- The matching-number rule is instantly understandable, so the difficulty can come from layout design.
- A large level count gives the game room to teach patterns gradually.
- The fill-the-grid constraint makes harder puzzles feel satisfying when the final path works.
How to play
- Click the green flag in the game frame.
- Click a number and drag a line to the matching number.
- Connect every equal pair on the board.
- On harder boards, plan routes so the whole grid can be filled.
Tips before you play
- Connect the most constrained pair first, especially if it has only one narrow route.
- Leave flexible pairs for later when they can wrap around existing lines.
- On hard boards, assume every empty square may matter unless the puzzle clearly says otherwise.
Arukone Logic FAQ
How do I draw a line?
The source instructions say to click a number, then hold the mouse down while moving the pointer to draw a line to the matching number.
How many levels does Arukone include?
The Scratch instructions ask whether players can beat all 81 levels.
What is special about medium and hard levels?
The project description says all fields are covered by lines in the solution on medium and hard levels.