Path Memory

Path Memory 1.1

Click the houses one by one in the exact sequence to reconstruct the paths

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Latest version 1.3.3
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In this game there will be a number of houses on the screen, paths will appear between the houses one by one. After all the paths are shown, they will disappear and then you will need to click the houses one by one in the exact sequence to reconstruct the paths. As the game progresses there will be more and more houses and the game will be more and more difficult. If you clicked a wrong house, you lost the game.
You can also download this game and install it in your computer so that you can play it simply by clicking an icon on your desktop.

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