Find the glow
Active destination sockets light up in cyan, while inactive sockets stay dark.
Master the energy network. Read the glow, place each energy dot into its target, build your combo, and complete all 50 Tours before the countdown runs out.

The game communicates each move visually. Follow the highlighted destination, place the glowing dot, and watch the connection activate.
Active destination sockets light up in cyan, while inactive sockets stay dark.
Move the cyan energy dot into the highlighted target before the timer expires.
Correct placements illuminate the connection path and push your combo higher.
Patterns grow from obvious beginner placements into denser late-stage networks.
Keep placing correctly to preserve your streak and stay in rhythm.
A circular timer keeps every Tour focused, fast, and readable.
Each correct move turns dark sockets into a satisfying illuminated network.
The core rule stays consistent while the board introduces more sockets, longer paths, and faster visual decisions.
Stay sharp. Keep the streak.
Think fast. Place faster.
From the first placement to near-complete mastery, the same clean visual language stays readable at every stage.








By Tour 49, most of the network is already alive. One final target remains. Read the board, make the placement, and push for Tour 50.
Place the dots. Build the combo. Beat the countdown. Master the network.
Get on Google PlayPlace the glowing energy dots into the highlighted target sockets and complete the active connection pattern for each Tour.
Valid destinations are visually emphasized with bright cyan target rings. Inactive sockets remain dark.
Combo represents a streak of successful play. Keep making correct placements to build and maintain it.
Each Tour presents a circular countdown timer. Complete the required placements before the timer reaches the end.
The progression is built around 50 Tours, moving from simple learning stages to more advanced network patterns.
Yes. Early Tours use only a few dots and strong destination highlights so the core logic is visually clear from the start.