Planet Sync

In Planet Sync, players interact with a grid of "planetary cores" representing energy points. Each grid cell exists in one of two states; activating a cell causes it and its four adjacent neighbors to simultaneously toggle their states. A target energy configuration is displayed at the top of the screen, and your task is to adjust the current grid to match this configuration perfectly within a time limit. Once the match passes the halfway mark, the environment becomes volatile; spatial fluctuations may randomly trigger changes across the grid, disrupting the state of the cells. In larger-scale levels, certain planetary cores are locked—meaning they cannot be interacted with directly—yet they remain affected by the surrounding cells. Additionally, special points occasionally appear; interacting with one affects an entire row or column, creating unexpected chain reactions. Players can choose to restart the level at any time to revert to the initial state. While solving puzzles, you can utilize various tools, such as: automatically synchronizing the row or column with the most discrepancies (with limited uses), isolating the effect to target only a single cell, temporarily locking correctly set cells to prevent changes, or resetting an unstable cell to its original state. The ultimate goal of each level is to accurately reconstruct the required energy structure before time runs out. Upon completion, you earn resources to spend in the in-game shop, and your performance is recorded on the leaderboard. As the number of levels expands, grid sizes and structural complexity increase, offering a puzzle experience that is both relaxing and demanding of strategic calculation in every move.