Click an empty position to place your man.
You move orthogonally or diagonally.
After each move the length of your step can change by a maximum of one unit only; whether your next step will be one unit shorter or longer or stay the same is your choice. The length of your previous move is also display on the bottom border. The maximum step length is ten.

You cannot step on your own previous path. However (in contrast to game 'Adec-dia'), diagonal parts of your path can cross each other!

Your goal is to eliminate all obstacles by walking onto or over them.
The number of your moves as well as the length of the shortest known walk (measured in the number of moves) are shown at the top border. The shortest move sequences have been found by hand, so you might be able to improve on them.

Beginners level: eliminate all obstacles.
Expert level: do so with the minimum number of moves.

There are also ten randomized variants attached. In these variants, try to eliminate all obstacles in as few moves as possible; the shortest move sequence is unknown in these cases.

Note that there are several piece sets available.

Some of the solutions have been found by Alfred Pfeiffer.