Cocoon Crossing

About Cocoon Crossing

Cocoon Crossing is a routing puzzle with an unusually elegant twist. Each caterpillar has to reach the cocoon of its own colour, and you move one by dragging its head or its tail so it crawls tile by tile across the garden board. Two caterpillars cannot share a tile on the same level — but at a crossing, one can climb over a bridge while the other slips beneath a tunnel.

That over-and-under rule turns what looks like simple path-drawing into genuine spatial planning, and the later boards pile on rocks, mud, thorns, ice and one-way gates. With 140 handcrafted levels, an endless Zen mode and a daily puzzle, it is the quiet, no-sound-needed kind of game that fits a study period perfectly.

How to play

Drag a caterpillar by its head or its tail and it crawls in that direction, one tile at a time. Route each one to the cocoon matching its colour. Where two paths must meet, send one caterpillar over the bridge and the other under the tunnel — same tile, different level. Work around rocks, mud, thorns, ice and one-way gates.

Controls

• Mouse or touch — drag a head or tail to crawl

Tips to win

• Solve the most boxed-in caterpillar first; the open ones can wait and still reach home.
• Dragging the tail is often the move — it shortens a path without redrawing the whole route.
• When two colours must cross, decide the bridge and tunnel roles before moving either one.