NetWalk
Rotate each pipe tile to connect every device back to the central server, leaving no loose ends.
NetWalk is a satisfying logic puzzle about wiring up a network. The board is a grid of pipe and cable tiles pointing every which way, and a central server sits in the middle. Your task is to rotate each tile until power flows from the server to every device, with no loose ends dangling anywhere. When the last wire lights up, the whole grid clicks into place.
How to play
Tap a tile to rotate it clockwise, or right-click to rotate it counter-clockwise. Keep turning tiles until all the wiring links back into the orange server tile and every connector is joined — no dead ends allowed. A wire lights up as soon as it's actually receiving power from the server, giving you live feedback as you work toward a fully connected board.
Tips
- Watch which wires light up — a glowing segment confirms it's correctly powered from the server.
- Start with corner and edge tiles, since they have fewer possible orientations to sort out.
- Work outward from the server, locking in the trunk connections before the branches.
- Try to solve with minimal wasted turns — efficient rotations score better and feel cleaner.
If tidy logic puzzles appeal, connect the dots in Flow or clear the board in Mahjong Solitaire.
Objective
Rotate tiles so ALL wires connect into the server (orange tile), with no loose ends.
Controls
- Tap a tile to rotate it clockwise
- Right-click to rotate counter-clockwise
Tips
- A wire lights up once it is powered from the server
- Start with corner/edge tiles — they have fewer directions