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Free flow puzzle game for Android. Connect matching dots, fill the grid and restore the circuit across 500+ handcrafted puzzles, 7 game modes, a puzzle editor and friend duels.
I'm a solo indie developer from the Netherlands, and Circuit Trace is my love letter to flow puzzles.
I've played connect-the-dots games for years, but most of them either stop being interesting after a few dozen levels or bury the puzzles under timers, energy systems and ads in the middle of solving. I wanted something calm that keeps surprising you, so I built it myself in Godot.
What makes it different:
• 500+ handcrafted puzzles: every level is solvable with pure logic, no guessing
• New mechanics as you progress: one-way diodes, portals, stars and checkpoints
• 7 game modes, plus a new Daily puzzle every day and a 60-second Time Trial
• A built-in Puzzle Editor: design your own puzzle, check that it's solvable, and share it as a short code
• Friend duels: play the same Daily puzzle as a friend, or race them in a Time Trial
• Fair by design: no energy, no lives, ads only between levels and never while you're solving. Purchases are cosmetic only.
It's free on Android, and plays offline.
I'd really love feedback on two things:
1. The difficulty curve: does it get interesting fast enough in the first 10–15 levels?
2. The Puzzle Editor: is it clear how to make and share your first puzzle?
Every comment gets a reply from me. Thanks for checking it out! 🧩
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About Circuit Trace on Product Hunt
“Free Flow Puzzle & Logic Game for Android”
Circuit Trace was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #135 on the daily leaderboard. Free flow puzzle game for Android. Connect matching dots, fill the grid and restore the circuit across 500+ handcrafted puzzles, 7 game modes, a puzzle editor and friend duels.
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Hi Product Hunt 👋
I'm a solo indie developer from the Netherlands, and Circuit Trace is my love letter to flow puzzles.
I've played connect-the-dots games for years, but most of them either stop being interesting after a few dozen levels or bury the puzzles under timers, energy systems and ads in the middle of solving. I wanted something calm that keeps surprising you, so I built it myself in Godot.
What makes it different:
• 500+ handcrafted puzzles: every level is solvable with pure logic, no guessing
• New mechanics as you progress: one-way diodes, portals, stars and checkpoints
• 7 game modes, plus a new Daily puzzle every day and a 60-second Time Trial
• A built-in Puzzle Editor: design your own puzzle, check that it's solvable, and share it as a short code
• Friend duels: play the same Daily puzzle as a friend, or race them in a Time Trial
• Fair by design: no energy, no lives, ads only between levels and never while you're solving. Purchases are cosmetic only.
It's free on Android, and plays offline.
I'd really love feedback on two things:
1. The difficulty curve: does it get interesting fast enough in the first 10–15 levels?
2. The Puzzle Editor: is it clear how to make and share your first puzzle?
Every comment gets a reply from me. Thanks for checking it out! 🧩