Twin Trails

One holds the gate. Two find the way.

Level 1 / 300 movesMinimum —

A little teamwork.

Guide A and B to their own exits. No timer, no rush.

Play together?

Arrows or WASD move the selected courier. Q switches. Swipe the board or use the direction buttons.

Bring both couriers home. You can always undo a move.

Read the board as text

Each row lists its squares from left to right. Current courier positions are above. A gate’s number matches its plates and latch.

How to play Twin Trails

Guide both couriers to their own exits by opening gates and planning their routes together.

Choose Start puzzle when you are ready. In Solo, use the arrow keys or W/A/S/D to move the selected courier. Press Q or choose a courier button to switch between A and B.
In Two players, one person uses W/A/S/D for courier A and the other uses the arrow keys for courier B. Both players share this device; no online connection is needed.
On a phone, use the direction buttons: Solo has one shared pad, and Two players has a pad for each courier. Undo takes back a move, keeping up to 64 moves of history; Hint shows a next move and the shortest number of moves remaining. Pause stops input until you resume.

Solve 30 puzzles with no timer. A wears a circle and B wears a square; each must reach the exit with the matching letter and shape.
Couriers move one square at a time, cannot pass through walls or each other, and may need to leave an exit to help their partner.
Stand on a pressure plate to open its matching gates. A latch switch keeps its matching gates open after the courier moves away.
Finish in the minimum moves without hints or undo for three stars. Two stars allow one hint and up to the minimum plus 35%, rounded up, or six extra moves, whichever allowance is larger. Every completed puzzle earns at least one star.
Campaign progress, best move counts, stars and your unfinished puzzle save on this device when browser storage is available. Practice does not change campaign records.

Plan who will hold a plate before sending the other courier through its gate. Look for a latch that can free the courier waiting on a plate.
An exit is part of the route, not a trap. Move away when your partner needs room, then return once both paths are clear.

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