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Fans of brain training games will appreciate the challenge found in Orbit Link as you restore power to a silent space station. Your task involves rotating nodes to create a continuous chain that carries energy from the reactor to every corner of the grid. Connecting these lines requires sharp logic because every move counts toward your efficiency score. Hidden fog conceals distant parts of the board until your current flows through enough nodes to reveal them. Violet portals help you bridge gaps across long distances by instantly transferring power between linked points. You might find yourself hooked by the satisfying visual glow that follows a successful connection. Orbit Link manages to keep sessions fresh with anomaly puzzles appearing every fifth level to shake up the standard flow. Play this logic puzzle right in your browser without any annoying downloads.
Power every node from the reactor to complete the level. Connected lines light up, showing how far the energy has reached.
On a computer, left-click a node. On a phone, tap it. Each press rotates its lines 90 degrees clockwise. Match the lines on neighboring tiles to build a connected network.
Locked nodes are already aligned and cannot rotate. Fog clears when power reaches a hidden node. Violet portals transfer energy between two distant nodes.
On larger boards, use the plus and minus buttons to zoom. Drag the enlarged board to move around; on a phone, you can also pinch with two fingers. Press the percentage to return to the full view.
Use Hint if you need help with rotations, or Restart to restore the original layout. Three useful moves in a row refund one move. Try to power the whole grid with fewer turns!
Puzzle lovers who enjoy logical challenges and grid-based brain teasers will feel right at home. Fans of space-themed titles and casual gamers looking for a relaxing way to spend a break will enjoy mastering the mechanics of this energy-routing game while testing their spatial awareness.
You must rotate the nodes to form a complete circuit from the central reactor to every node on the board. Once the energy flows through all required points, the level is considered finished.
Yes, you can use the hint button to receive guidance on which node to rotate next. Alternatively, you can restart the level to reset the board to its original layout.