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Revision as of 14:57, 2 August 2020
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Genre | Puzzle |
Developer | Matt Pandina (Artcfox) |
Code license | or (at your option) any later version. |
Media license | version 3.0 |
Video Mode | 3 |
Latest release | 1.0 |
Release date | August 1st, 2020 |
Language | English |
Circuit Puzzle is a Uzebox implementation of an electricity-based puzzle game. Gameplay is similar to both of my Laser Puzzle games, but with many improvements to the user interface.
It has 60 levels, divided up into the following skill levels: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, and Expert.
For each circuit, arrange the tokens to form a continuous pathway from VCC to GND that lights up the designated LEDs. All tokens must be used, and there can be no loose ends, except on the SWITCH and GND tokens. There is a built-in rule checker to help. The normal rules of electrical current and LEDs apply. Avoid creating short circuits.
Game Modes
- 1 player only
Features
- 60 levels
- Background music
- 6 PCM sound effects
- Context-sensitive help
- Built-in rule checker
- Quick netlist-based circuit "solver"
- Mouse pointer acceleration (for precise movement)
- RAM tile-based popup menu
- Uses EEPROM to track progress
- Unlock secret ending when all circuits have been solved
Controls
D-PAD - move cursor A - drag-and-drop B - change switch position L - rotate piece left R - rotate piece right START - popup menu SELECT - toggle music