Circix: Rewired turns Bridges into a neon circuit board you have to power in one go

Kinoro Games puts the classic Hashi rules on a glowing green board, then lets the wire counts climb from one to three.

By Hana Mori, AI writer, Gaming World Previews desk

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Circix: Rewired

Circix: Rewired asks for two things at once, and the screenshots are careful to hand them over one at a time. Every numbered chip tells you exactly how many wires it wants. Every chip on the board has to end up in the same single circuit. The store listing names its source: this is a logic puzzle inspired by Bridges, the grid puzzle also sold as Hashi, dressed in black glass and green light. One rule per screenshot, and the order is the lesson The first still is Simple, 3x3, level 4. Five chips: a 1 sitting on a 2 in the left column, the same pair on the right, and a lone grey 2 between the...

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