Halloween Link and the two-turn tile path

This puzzle game sends you across a Halloween board packed with monster faces, witch gear, and other eerie icons. In Halloween Link, you clear the grid by pairing identical tiles, but the line between them can bend only twice, so every move starts with a careful scan for open edges.

Pair matching on a crowded board

The main challenge is reading the layout before the usable routes disappear. You click or tap one tile, then its twin, and the match vanishes only if the path stays within the 2-turn limit, which keeps your attention on gaps and corners instead of speed.

Because each board only finishes when every tile is gone, choosing the right pair matters more than chasing the first match you spot. That connect-two rule also puts it in the same lane as Butterfly Kyodai and Kris Mahjong, just with Halloween artwork.

21 levels in your browser

There are 21 levels to clear, and each one asks you to wipe the whole board before you move on. That steady progression works well as a no download browser run, and the layouts give you a new puzzle to solve without extra modes getting in the way.

Mouse or touch, no fuss

The controls stay simple: use the mouse or your finger to pick two matching tiles, and the game checks whether the line between them is valid. It plays nicely on mobile and desktop, so you can keep tracing routes whether you are on a bigger screen or a smaller one.

If you enjoy tile-matching with a logic-first rhythm, the same line-limit idea shows up in Mahjong and Mahjong Deluxe 3, while the Halloween theme gives this board a sharper seasonal look. You can also follow the Halloween and Matching pages for more games built around the same pair-removal idea.

Platform

Browser — desktop, mobile and tablet

Release

28 october 2020

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