Clue Circuit
Reveal five clue words and repair as many circuit nodes as you can.
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Reveal five clue words and repair as many circuit nodes as you can.
Change one letter at a time to reach the target in a calm Daily or Free five-letter word ladder.
Connect numbered islands with one or two bridges until every island matches its clue and the network is one connected whole.
Connect letters on a circular wheel and reveal crossword trails in Classic mode, or open Crazy Lockstep targets one at a time across a deterministic 30-level campaign.
Each level shows a crossword and a wheel of letters. Drag through wheel letters and release to submit, tap them in order, or type on the keyboard. A wheel letter can be used once per word. On Level 1 (T, E, A), TEA, EAT and ATE fill the grid, while ETA is a bonus word that scores without opening cells. Classic accepts targets in any order. Crazy Lockstep opens only the glowing target.
No. Classic and Crazy Lockstep keep separate campaigns on the same device, each with its own score, coins, best score, unlocked levels and current board. Switching modes does not erase either one.
Yes. Your level, score, coins, found words and revealed cells are saved locally, so reloading the page restores the board you were on. Reset Progress in Settings clears both campaigns but keeps your sound and motion choices.
A hint costs 20 coins and reveals one cell, and each campaign starts with 40 coins. Target words pay 5 coins and bonus words 1. In Crazy Lockstep a hint only opens the active target. A word finished by hints earns no normal word points.
Yes. Drag across the letters and release, or tap them in order. Tapped words submit automatically after a short pause, so there is no confirm button. The portrait layout is built for phones, and mouse and keyboard also work.