Circuit Challenge
A tile-based puzzle game inspired by 90s classics
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Circuit Challenge is a tile-based puzzle game inspired by Chip's Challenge and classic titles of the early '90s. Players act as a recovery bot navigating 100 meticulously designed boards to restore a corrupted system. The gameplay requires collecting chips to unlock exits while managing strategic hazards like conveyor belts and ice slides. You must avoid five unique enemy AI types with wall-following and chasing behaviors while utilizing mechanics such as block manipulation and magnetic codes to solve logic puzzles.
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