Math/Logic · DAILY GAME
Circix
Connect numbered nodes into a single powered circuit without crossing wires.
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What is Circix?
Circix is a daily network puzzle inspired by Hashi. Drag between nodes in the same row or column, matching each number to its total number of wires while connecting the whole board to the powered source. Simple permits one wire per connection; Advanced permits two and Expert permits three. Each mode progresses through three daily grids, from 3×3 to 7×7.
How to play
- Complete the interactive wiring tutorial, then choose a difficulty and start its 3×3 daily grid.
- Drag horizontally or vertically from one node toward another to add a wire. Connections cannot cross.
- Match each node’s number to the total wires touching it, and join every node into one powered circuit.
- Use the undo control to revise a connection. Finish the smaller grid to unlock the next size in that mode.
What does a number count?
It counts wires, not different neighbours. A node marked 3 needs three wires in total. Advanced and Expert can carry multiple wires along the same connection, while Simple cannot.
Is matching every number enough?
No. Every node must also belong to the same powered circuit, and wires may not cross. A disconnected group with satisfied numbers does not meet the full objective.
How do the larger grids unlock?
Each difficulty begins at 3×3, with 5×5 and 7×7 shown as locked. Complete the current size to progress within that mode.


