Kite Lines is a pair matching puzzle on a hilltop kite festival. Tap two matching tiles, and if a string can join them with two bends or fewer, they fold into little kites and fly off into the sky. Then the wind blows, and every tile left on the board drifts.
Connect pairs puzzles are a long-time favourite with people who like mahjong solitaire: every tile has a twin, and twins only go together when a line can join them without too many turns.
Our version is set at a kite festival. The tiles are sheets of paper stamped with ink pictures (swallows, carp, plum blossoms, lanterns, moons and our own brush numbers 1 to 9), and every pair you clear keeps flying above the board as a record of your game. It's free, it plays in your browser on a phone, tablet or computer, and there's nothing to download.
Read the full Kite Lines guide
Yes. It's free to play in your browser on a phone, tablet or computer, with no download and nothing to buy.
Yes. Every board is built so that it can be cleared, and every one of the 300 levels, the Daily Skies and the Big Kite boards are checked by a solver. A shuffle always leaves a board you can still clear.
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