Puzzle Info
This is a 6×6 grid with 8 numbers to connect. Number 1 is at row 4, column 5. Number 2 is at row 5, column 5. Number 3 is at row 1, column 4. Number 4 is at row 3, column 3. Number 5 is at row 1, column 2. Number 6 is at row 6, column 1. Number 7 is at row 6, column 3. Number 8 is at row 4, column 4. There are 2 walls blocking movement: a wall between row 3 column 5 and row 3 column 6; a wall between row 5 column 5 and row 5 column 6.
Zip Game Answer – Tuesday, August 25, 2026 Solution
Stuck on today's Zip Game? Click the button on the board above to reveal the complete solved path — no spoilers until you're ready.
Need a Strategy for This Puzzle?
This is a 6×6 grid with 8 numbers to connect. Here's exactly how it solves, one deduction at a time.
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Tip 1. Row 3, column 6 has only two open connections left, to (row 2, column 6) and (row 4, column 6) — both are guaranteed to be part of the path, whichever direction the route ends up flowing through here.
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Tip 2. Row 5, column 6 has only two open connections left, to (row 4, column 6) and (row 6, column 6) — both are guaranteed to be part of the path, whichever direction the route ends up flowing through here.
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Tip 3. Row 1, column 1 has only two open connections left, to (row 2, column 1) and (row 1, column 2) — both are guaranteed to be part of the path, whichever direction the route ends up flowing through here.
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Tip 4. Row 1, column 6 has only two open connections left, to (row 2, column 6) and (row 1, column 5) — both are guaranteed to be part of the path, whichever direction the route ends up flowing through here.
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Tip 5. Row 6, column 1 has only two open connections left, to (row 5, column 1) and (row 6, column 2) — both are guaranteed to be part of the path, whichever direction the route ends up flowing through here.
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Tip 6. Row 6, column 6 has only two open connections left, to (row 5, column 6) and (row 6, column 5) — both are guaranteed to be part of the path, whichever direction the route ends up flowing through here.
A free LinkedIn-style number path puzzle — a new challenge every day, no account needed.
Welcome to The Zip Game, a free online version of the number-path puzzle you play on LinkedIn. Draw a single continuous path through the grid, pass through every numbered cell in order, and fill every square along the way.
It's the same simple rule set as LinkedIn Zip — one new puzzle every day, the same for everyone. Want to keep playing after today's puzzle? Try Zip Game Unlimited for as many puzzles as you like, at any difficulty. No account. No download. Just the game.
Choose Your Challenge
Play Modes
Two ways to enjoy Zip puzzles — pick the mode that fits your mood.
How to Play
- Start at the cell numbered 1 and drag (or tap) to an adjacent cell.
- Connect every number in order — 1, 2, 3, and so on — without crossing any walls.
- Keep drawing until your path fills every cell on the grid.
See The Difference
Zip Game Unlimited vs. Official LinkedIn Zip
Here's how playing Zip here compares to the official LinkedIn version.
| Feature | Zip Game Unlimited | Official LinkedIn Zip |
|---|---|---|
| Account required | No | Yes (LinkedIn login) |
| Daily puzzle | Yes, new puzzle every day | Yes, new puzzle every day |
| Unlimited practice mode | Yes, any difficulty | Not available |
| Puzzle archive | Yes, browse every past day | Not publicly available |
| Grid size options | 5×5 to 8×8, your choice | Fixed daily size |
| Resume in-progress puzzle | Yes, saved automatically in your browser | Yes, tied to your LinkedIn account |
| Cost | Free | Free |
