Ultra Game / Dead Moon Relay
Dead Moon Relay
Restore damaged energy routes across a silent lunar freighter, one deliberate connection at a time. Read the circuit, rotate its components and bring each isolated ship system back online without wasting a move.
Dead Moon Relay turns a wrecked lunar freighter into a sequence of circuit puzzles. The reactor still works, but power, coolant and signal cannot reach the ship systems that need them. You rotate conduit tiles and study how their contacts line up until every required machine is connected to the correct bus.
The early boards teach the basic language of connections. Later chapters introduce one-way diodes, fixed tiles, fuses, boosters, bridges and converters, so solving a board becomes a matter of planning the order and direction of several networks rather than tracing one obvious wire. Campaign boards are untimed and reward careful reading before the first move.
The wider game includes a 100-level campaign across 20 chapters, plus daily, endless and weekly challenges. The browser edition is suited to deliberate one-hand play: each tap changes one tile, feedback is immediate and a restart is always close.
How to play
- Inspect the powered reactor, target machines and every visible connector before moving a tile.
- Tap a conduit to rotate it; power flows only when neighboring contacts face one another.
- Keep power, coolant and signal routes separate when a board introduces multiple buses.
- Finish with every required machine supplied, then replay if you want the more efficient star result.
Features
- 100 hand-built circuit puzzles in 20 story chapters
- Fourteen conduit types that gradually expand the rule set
- Daily, endless and weekly modes beyond the campaign
- A portrait layout designed around precise one-tap rotation
First-run tips
- Trace backward from an isolated machine to find the connection that has the fewest choices.
- Solve fixed and one-way pieces first; flexible corners are easier to place after constraints are known.
- On multi-bus boards, verify the bus type before rotating a shared junction.
Publisher and support
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