🕹️ Play SlidePath Game: Free Online Slide Puzzle Path Making Video Game for Kids & Adults

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Play Slide Path online for free. Slide Path is a 30-stage slide puzzle game where players must create the path needed to move the colored blocks to their destination cells at the end of each level. This game is rendered in mobile-friendly HTML5, so it offers cross-device gameplay. You can play it on mobile devices like Apple iPhones, Google Android powered cell phones from manufactures like Samsung, tablets like the iPad or Kindle Fire, laptops, and Windows-powered desktop computers. All game files are stored locally in your web browser cache. This game works in Apple Safari, Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, Opera and other modern web browsers.

Starting the Game

Select the play button in the center of the welcome screen to bring up the level select screen.
- Levels are unlocked sequentially.
- Your web browser automatically saves your game progress.
- The welcome screen has a sound control button in the upper right corner.
- Game Controls
  - Desktop
    - Use the arrow keys on your keyboard to move the colored swatches in the associated directions.
    - You can also use your mouse left click button and drag in any direction to move all the colored squares at the same time.
    - Touchscreen devices
      - Tap your screen with a finger and drag your finger across the screen in the direction you want the colored boxes to move.
      - Controls & indicators
        The upper left corner of the game shows what level number you are on.
        The upper right corner of the game has buttons for restarting the level, returning to the welcome screen, and controlling game sound.
        The level select screen shows which levels you have unlocked.
        Game Play
        Basics
        Goal
        The goal is to get all large colored squares concurrently placed on the matching smaller squares of the same colors.
        When a colored square lands on the ending swatch it can still move when you command the other squares to move, so you may need to place the swatches into position in a certain order and from a certain direction to not knock one swatch out of position when placing another.
        Movement
        When you move in any direction it moves all colored tiles in that direction if they are able to move.
        Colored tiles move until they run into another colored tile or the edge of the track.
        Level components
        Multiple colors – as you progress through the game you go from having a single color square to multiple. The squares can block each other, get in the way, or act as strategic temporary walls to enable moves to hard-to-reach parts of the track.
        T-junction track breaks – the side that has the T on it can be jumped across to the other side of the track, however you can’t cross back over onto the T part from the other side across the gap.
        Warps – levels have warps on them where you can move in either direction across them. If the destination warp square already has a colored square on it then a second color can not warp across until the first color is moved.
        Levels
        This game has 30 stages which are unlocked sequentially.
        You can go back and replay previously beat levels at any time.
        You beat stages by getting all the colored squares on their associated same-color swatches concurrently.
        You don’t actually lose levels as there is no time limit & no move limit. If you get frustrated by a level you can restart it again by using the restart button in the upper right corner.
        Strategy
        Sometimes you have to move one of the squares past its final position to another position so that when you move the second square into the final position the first square goes back into its final position.
        You can get an idea of the path you need to take by working backward from the end positions where the colored boxes must be placed at the end of the level.
        Take special note of the locations of warps, t-junctions, and which portions of the ending locations do not have tracks out of them to determine which colored box you must put into position first.
        When pieces move they tend to move to the hard edges of whichever direction they are moving in.
        If you need to get a piece in a middle row or column and there isn’t a warp to do so then you likely need to use a second colored box to act as a tempory wall blocking it.
        If you get stuck on a level and feel your pieces are out of position you have multiple options.
        Try to get one of the pieces stuck in an alcove or on the broken side of a T-junction where it can’t move in some direction then reorganize the other pieces.
        Restart the level again and build forward from the original starting positions.
        Target Audience
        The game is suited for players who like path making slide puzzle games.
        The game has no adult themed content.

Mobile Friendly Cross Browser Support

This game is rendered in mobile-friendly HTML5, so it offers cross-device gameplay. You can play it on mobile devices like Apple iPhones, Google Android powered cell phones from manufactures like Samsung, tablets like the iPad or Kindle Fire, laptops, and Windows-powered desktop computers. All game files are stored locally in your web browser cache. This game works in Apple Safari, Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, Opera and other modern web browsers.

Slide Path is not available here.

If you want to play Slide Path, Click here to Play

Game Play Instructions

How to Play

Mobile Friendly Cross Browser Support

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