Wooden Path

Wooden Path is a calm, thoughtful puzzle game about rebuilding bridges after a massive flood. The water has washed away every crossing in the valley, and now the townspeople are cut off from each other. Your job is to slide the wooden bridge pieces back into place and restore a safe path across the river. This brain-teaser is all about logic and planning your moves, not speed. You get dozens of levels with different obstacles and magical elements that make each bridge feel a little different.

Before you start, pick a mode that suits you, either a beginner map or an adventure-style map. Then you move the wooden pieces so they connect and form a continuous bridge. The line does not have to be perfectly straight, you just need every piece to touch the next one so the path is safe. Sometimes there are blocks or other objects in the way, so you have to clear them first, then go back to building. You can even move several pieces at once if that helps you connect the bridge more quickly.

How to play?

On each level, slide the wooden parts around until all of them link up into a single path from bank to bank. As you move on, puzzles get harder, but new helpers appear. Yellow teleport tiles let you change the position of certain bridge pieces by sending them to another spot on the board. Some sections of the river are blocked by a magic wall, but you can remove it by connecting switches of the same color. Gold blocks work the same way, connect matching ones and they vanish. Restore every destroyed bridge so the residents can cross the river again and the valley can reconnect.