Coral Lanes

A fish needs to get home. There's a grid in the way.

You draw a path from one fish to its match — same species, same color. The catch: every single cell has to be covered. Not most of it. All of it.

It sounds simple until you're ten moves in with no way to close the last gap. So you wipe it and try again. Different angle, different order. Sometimes it clicks fast. Sometimes you sit there longer than you planned.

Six underwater worlds — coral reef, kelp forest, deep ocean, arctic waters, volcanic vents, crystal caves. Each adds something new: a current that pushes your path sideways, a dark cell you can't cross, a portal that jumps you to the other side of the board. The mechanics stack slowly. By world four you're thinking three moves ahead just to get started.

120 levels. The first few take seconds. The later ones will have you staring.

Every day there's a new puzzle — one level, resets at midnight, streak gone if you miss a day. Six lane color themes, 14 achievements, a leaderboard, and stats that track how you've actually been playing.