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Turn the tiles, connect the light. 24 offline puzzles with undo and saved progress. No accounts or requested permissions. A bright little break, one connection at a time. LINKLAMP is a small, unhurried connection puzzle that lives in your browser toolbar. Rotate tiles clockwise until every lamp is connected to the source. Matching connectors carry the light; a broken connection leaves the next branch dark. The collection contains 24 fixed puzzles: twelve 4 x 4 boards followed by twelve 5 x 5 boards. Every puzzle is available from the beginning. There is no timer, currency, shop, daily streak requirement, online leaderboard or account. Click or tap a tile to turn it. Use Undo to revise an attempt, Restart to return to its initial layout, and the puzzle selector to move around the collection. The local best rotation count is kept when you complete a board; restarting an attempt does not erase that best score. Completed boards are marked in the selector. Keyboard controls are included: use arrow keys to move between tiles, Space or Enter to rotate, and Ctrl/Command + Z to undo. The interface respects the browser's reduced-motion preference. Puzzle progress is saved after actions to local browser storage, not to a server. The help panel explains the rules and contains an explicit control to erase all local progress. If browser storage fails, the game reports that the current progress is not saved. It does not require permission to read websites or monitor your browsing. This is a finite puzzle collection, not a procedural endless game. Attempts are limited to 2,000 rotations. Local progress is not a cloud backup and may be lost if browser data is removed. No sound playback or notifications are included.
Sep 8, 2026
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