Circuit Mines
Circuit Mines game details
How to play Circuit Mines
Circuit Mines is a signal-reading puzzle. Reveal a cell to see how many interference points surround it. Use those numbers to decide which signal to open next and where to leave a yellow marker. Your first cell and its eight neighbours are protected, so every run begins with useful information.
- Tap or click: reveals the chosen signal.
- FLAG: switches between revealing and placing an interference marker.
- Arrow keys or WASD: moves focus around the panel.
- Space or Enter: reveals the focused cell.
- F: switches flag mode; R restarts the run.
A readable round, not blind guessing
The panel has sixty cells and ten interference points. A cell with no number opens its connected safe area, while a number tells you how many interference points touch its eight sides. There is one emergency filter: the first revealed interference is isolated, and the next one ends the run. The board states that condition directly instead of changing a hidden rule.
Local time and optional sharing
When you clear every safe signal, the game saves only your fastest time in this browser. It does not present players, ratings, or global rankings that do not exist. The share button opens native sharing when available or copies a result only after you choose it.
Original and served on this domain
Circuit Mines was created for Jogos de Plataforma with Canvas, vector art, touch and keyboard controls, and local state. The game, artwork, and progress are served directly by jogosdeplataforma.com with no download, redirect, or asset from another domain.
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Frequently asked questions
Yes. The complete round is free in the browser and needs no installation or account.
Tap or click to reveal. Use FLAG or F to switch the mode that places and removes yellow markers.
Each number reports how many interference points occupy the eight cells touching that position. Use it to plan marks and reveals.
The first revealed interference is isolated and shows a notice. Revealing a second interference ends the run.
No. Its Canvas, artwork, and local state are served directly by jogosdeplataforma.com.