Circuitry
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Wow, this Circuitry game is challenging. The idea is to fix the broken connections in the circuit to complete the circuit and turn on the light bulbs.
Instructions. To begin, click the "menu" button in the lower right corner. Then click the "start" button in the menu. This displays the Select a Puzzle screen.
The first time you play, you might want to select a smaller-sized circuit. So on the Select a Puzzle screen, click one of the rectangles in the first two rows to select a 5 X 7 circuit.
The puzzle is quickly built, and the bonus timer starts. To complete broken connections, click a gap in the circuit to rotate that segment. This is a bit hard to explain, but once you play with it a few times I think you'll get it.
The goal is to complete the connections so that a continuous path exists from each light bulb to the square power source at the center of the puzzle. (The power source can be rotated also.) When you complete a connection, the bulbs light up.
This puzzle really gives your brain a great workout!
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