Daily Number Path Puzzle: Draw Lines That Add Up to 7
Sevens Line is a daily number puzzle: draw a path through touching tiles that adds up to exactly 7, and it clears. Long paths of small digits score far more than short ones, so the best players hunt for the 1s.
Play today’s Sevens LineHow to play Sevens Line
- Drag through tiles that add up to exactly 7. Each tile must touch the one before, in any direction, diagonals too.
- Or tap tiles one by one: the path clears the moment it makes 7. Tap the last tile again to take it back.
- When a path clears, the tiles above fall and new ones drop in from the top.
- A path of 2 tiles scores 7, 3 tiles 28, 4 tiles 63, and so on up to 252 for seven 1s.
- You get 15 paths. Highest score wins, then fastest.
Tips
- Look for the 1s first: every extra tile in a path is worth more than the one before.
- Don’t spend your 1s on short paths. A 6 and a 1 scores 7, but that 1 could be part of a path worth 63 or more.
- Think about what falls: clearing low on the board brings new tiles down, and can line up small digits for your next path.
- Diagonals count, so a path can zigzag. Check all eight neighbours of a tile before giving up on it.
- Small digits come up more often than big ones, so the board is rarely short of long paths for long.
Questions
Does everyone get the same tiles?
Yes. The starting board and every tile that drops in are the same for anyone who plays the same paths, so the day’s scores are a fair comparison.
How is it scored?
A path of n tiles scores 7 × (n − 1)², so 2 tiles score 7, 3 score 28, 4 score 63 and 7 score 252. Highest total wins, then fastest.
When does the game end?
After 15 paths, or sooner if no path adding up to 7 is left on the board.
What happened to Sevens?
Sevens Line took its place. Your past Sevens results are still saved with your account.
Do I need an account?
No. You can play today’s puzzles as a guest. Sign in (also free) to save your scores, keep a streak, join the leaderboards, add friends and practise as much as you like.
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