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About this game
PathFinder is a digging puzzle built around sending colored balls into pipes below the surface. You create tunnels rather than steering a character, so the important relationship is between a ball's starting position, the open route you dig, and the pipe it needs to reach. The provider describes 30 levels with increasingly complicated layouts, making a survey of the full board useful before you begin removing material.
Metal blocks and thorns are among the obstacles named in the source. Account for their positions while planning the tunnel instead of drawing a direct line without checking what lies in the way. A practical approach is to locate the receiving pipes first, trace a route back toward the relevant balls, and only then begin digging. This keeps the destination in view while you work through the intervening space. The source identifies the ball colors but does not describe extra tools or a scoring system.
How to play
On a computer, click to dig a path; on a phone or tablet, touch the surface to dig. Before making the tunnel, locate the colored balls, the receiving pipes, and obstacles such as metal blocks and thorns. Plan a route around those obstacles, then dig the connection that guides the balls toward the pipes. Examine each new layout before repeating the process, because the 30-level sequence introduces more complex puzzles.
Controls and input
- Mouse / click
Devices and languages
PathFinder supports Desktop · Mobile. Screen layout: Portrait. The provider lists 1 in-game languages.
- In-game languages
- English
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