Arcade · Experiment 001 · live

Pipeline.

A scrambled network, one core, many endpoints. Rotate the tiles until everything connects — in as few moves as possible. It’s the day job, with better feedback loops.

level 1/5 moves 0 par 0 best —

click / tap a tile to rotate · arrow keys + enter for keyboard play · copper = connected to the core

How to play

Goal: connect every tile to the copper core
Rotate: click / tap a tile, or arrows + enter
Score: fewest moves — par is the scramble’s minimum
Best scores are saved on this device only

Why this game

Every transformation is this puzzle: the pieces exist, the connections don’t. Fewer moves means fewer manual steps — the 60% on the homepage, played out on a grid.

Under the hood

Vanilla Canvas 2D, zero dependencies. Each level is a randomised spanning tree, scrambled by rotation — always solvable, with par computed as the true minimum number of rotations. Connectivity floods from the core each move; win detection, packet animation, and a reduced-motion fallback included.

generation: randomised DFS · dedup-safe scoring · localStorage bests

when the network is online

More machines in the cabinet.

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