Galaxy Router

Each day, a fresh star-field appears on a grid — your job is to trace a single continuous route that touches every planet without running out of fuel. You pick your starting point, then drag a path through the stars, weighing distance against the fuel costs of each leg. Every detour to a distant planet might be worth it, or it might leave you stranded three stops from home.

The puzzle belongs to the broader family of daily strategy games where the real competition is the shared grid: every pilot on that date works the same map, so your final fuel tally is a genuine benchmark. If you enjoy logic-based route puzzles, Launch Nonogram offers a similar slow-burn satisfaction with its hand-crafted Picross layouts.

Galaxy Router plays entirely with a mouse or a finger — no keyboard shortcuts needed — and a typical run takes five to fifteen minutes, making it a sharp fit for a lunch break when you want something to actually solve.