Live Circuit Puzzle

Switchboard Surge

A real-time rerouting cabinet where previewed packet lanes let you plan ahead, every rotated junction changes the board, and one smart Flux Brake can save a nearly broken grid.

Tap to Rotate Flux Brake Overload Risk

Core Loop

Read the next lane, rotate the right tile, and keep the buffer from cracking.

Switchboard Surge feels best when you stop reacting to the current packet and start reading two moves ahead. The preview shows both color and entry lane, so the addicting runs come from fixing the ugly junction before it becomes a problem.

Pressure

Every delivery speeds the board up

One mistake is survivable. Two rushed rotations in a row usually turn into overload panic.

Recovery Tech

Flux Brake + Buffer

Bank enough clean deliveries to slow the whole grid, then use that breath to reroute the side that looks doomed.

Score 0

Best 0

Chain 1x

Buffer 3/3

Flux 0/6

Mode Classic

Credits 0

Tech Brief

Read the queue, rotate with intent, and never let a bad route become a panic route.

Challenge: Chain clean deliveries until Flux Brake is ready, then use the slowed board to untangle the side that looks unsalvageable.

Quick Start

Tap or click any board tile to rotate it clockwise; shift-click or right-click to rotate it backward.
Feed each packet into a receiver of the same color at the bottom of the board.
The preview dots show upcoming packet colors and lane numbers before they enter the board.
Every bad exit or wrong receiver hit adds overload pressure to the whole board.

Tempo Read

The next queue tells you where the panic will come from. Look there before you rotate the current crisis.
Overclock pays better but punishes hesitation immediately. Spectrum adds a fourth color and much dirtier receiver drift.
Receiver colors reroll after enough clean deliveries, so a safe path now can still become a trap later.

Scoring Read

The fun score spikes happen when you route the next two packets with one rotation. Switchboard Surge gets addictive once you start seeing those double-fixes before the board does.

Pro tip: the strongest Flux Brake is the one you trigger a second before the board would have slipped away without it.