This game consists of more than 50 levels in which the player will always pursue the same goal: turn on the fan.

And you'll have to do a lot more than just press a button to get there!

At each level there will be a generator connected to the fan through a circuit. The problem? The circuit is broken at several points! You will need to create an electric arc where the circuit is damaged to ensure that current reaches the fan continuously.

Sounds complicated? Don't worry, you don't have to be an electrician!

You just have to deftly guide a metal ball and create electric arcs where necessary. It is quite simple and intuitive.

Keep in mind that with each new level you will have to face new challenges. Start by thinking about where you should make your next move and execute it carefully.





FEATURES:

• The game has been specially developed for Nintendo Switch ™.

• Combine arcade game mechanics with puzzles.

• Requires strategic planning, precision, and quick reflexes.

• Comfortable control through the accelerometer.

• Dynamic soundtrack.

• Excellent graphics, dynamic lights and special effects.

• More than 50 levels.




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