Neon Link: City Pulse
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About Neon Link: City Pulse
Rotate power-line tiles to connect the central Core to all Nodes and power every cable before your moves or time run out.
How to play
- Tap any unpowered or powered line tile to rotate it 90 degrees.
- Connect the lines from the fixed Core to light up the network.
- Route the power to every Node on the board.
- Ensure every single pipe tile is connected to the power grid.
- Finish before the move counter or the countdown timer runs out.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap a tile to rotate it 90 degrees clockwise.
- Keyboard
- Press R to restart the current level.
- Mouse
- Click a tile to rotate it 90 degrees clockwise.
More about this game
In Neon Link: City Pulse, your goal is to route power from the central Core to every Node on the grid. You must tap the pipe tiles to rotate them and form an unbroken network. Every single pipe tile on the board must be powered to complete the level. The difficulty increases as the grid grows from 3x3 up to 8x8 across 30 levels, adding more nodes and tighter limits. A run ends if your move counter hits zero or if the timer runs out.
Tips
- Work backward from the Nodes to figure out which direction the final tile must face to connect.
- Watch your move counter; unnecessary rotations will drain your limited moves quickly, leading to an immediate failure.
- The Core tile is fixed and cannot be rotated, so build your initial path outward from its existing connections.
FAQ
- Why did I fail the level?
- You fail if the timer reaches zero or if you run out of moves before connecting every Node and powering every pipe tile on the board.
- How many levels are there?
- There are 30 levels in total, starting with a 3x3 grid and expanding up to an 8x8 grid in the later stages.
- Can I rotate the Core?
- No, the Core tile is fixed and cannot be rotated. You must build the network around its starting position to succeed.
