Frequently Asked Questions

Rules, save behavior, added constraints, and mobile controls.

  • What is an echo clue?

    An echo clue only reveals field strength, not polarity. You need to combine it with exact clues and flux rings.

  • How do quantum links work?

    Linked cells always stay in inverse sync. Setting one end to +1 immediately forces the far end to -1, and clearing one clears both.

  • How should I read polarized flow?

    Judge it from each clue tile. If the neighbor one step along the arrow is red, it counts as +2. If the neighbor one step opposite the arrow is blue, it counts as -2. The other four adjacent cells keep their normal values.

  • Why do I see overload warnings?

    A clue or flux ring is marked overload when your current algebraic sum already crossed its target direction.

  • What is a threshold clue?

    A threshold clue only says the final sum must stay below or above a boundary such as <2 or >0, so it becomes decisive when combined with the rest of the board.

  • Is progress auto-saved?

    Yes. Every move persists to local storage so you can resume after refresh.

  • Does hint reveal the full solution?

    No. A hint only fixes one incorrect interactive tile each time.