Bright Connect

Bright Connect is a circuit puzzle with a move limit. Each level shows energy sources, in the form of batteries, and a number of bulbs, and the job is to connect them so that every bulb lights up. You have a fixed number of moves to do it in, and all the bulbs must be connected before those moves are gone.

The setting is described as a futuristic neon world, and the developer says the puzzles become more complex as you go. Connections are made by tapping and dragging from a battery to a bulb. That puts it close to the pipe and line games elsewhere in this section, with one difference in emphasis: here efficiency is a requirement rather than a bonus, because the moves are a hard budget and not a score to improve. It is played in a wide landscape frame.

Tap a battery and drag to a bulb to connect them. Keep making connections until every bulb on the level is lit. Keep an eye on how many moves remain, because only a set number is available, and all of the bulbs need to be connected before they are used up.

Moves are limited, so compare the number of bulbs with the moves you have before starting. If the numbers are tight, there is no room for a connection that does not help light a bulb. Plan the complete set of links first, then make them one by one.

A battery-to-bulb connecting puzzle with a move limit. Landscape frame (1920 by 1080). Tap and drag controls. The developer describes a futuristic neon setting and puzzles that grow more complex, with no level count given.

Neon Circuit also carries power to terminals, by rotating tiles against a par score, and Ball Connect has you link matching balls through a grid without crossing lines.