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Ringlink

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A one-minute colour-clearing puzzle of linked rings and shared daily scores.

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Overview

What Ringlink is

Ringlink is a daily one-minute grid puzzle played on a board of six rings across and seven rings down. Your task is to clear every colour from the board by pressing a ring and dragging through same-coloured rings that touch up, down, left, or right. Releasing the drag confirms a link of at least two rings; if that link forms a closed loop, the whole colour is removed. The board uses five colours, each carrying an inner mark, so players can tell the colours apart without relying on sight alone. Everyone playing on the same day faces the same board, and after the daily run you can compare your score on the shared daily leaderboard. A Free Play mode offers another run after the daily challenge.

Getting started

How to play

Start a run by pressing any ring and dragging through neighbouring rings of the same colour. Only rings touching up, down, left, or right count as connected; diagonal rings are not linked. A valid link must include at least two rings. If you go one step too far, drag back onto the previous ring to undo that step. Release the drag when your link is ready. If your link comes back around to the ring where it started, you close a loop and clear that colour from the board. Your score for a confirmed link depends on link length: two rings score 20, three rings score 60, four rings score 120, and five rings score 200. After the daily run, the shared leaderboard lets you compare your result with other players on the same board.

Practical help

Tips

  1. Build your link as a loop rather than a straight line; only closing a loop removes that colour from the board.
  2. Watch adjacency carefully: only rings directly touching up, down, left, or right belong to the same link, so diagonals cannot help you connect.
  3. If you extend a link too far, drag back onto the previous ring to undo the last step instead of releasing a weaker link.
  4. A five-ring link scores 200 while a two-ring link scores 20, so a finished loop that includes more rings can add more to your score.
Quick answers

Common questions

Can I play more than once after the daily puzzle?

Yes. Once the daily run is finished, Free Play mode is available so you can start another run. The daily board is shared by all players, and the daily leaderboard compares scores from that same puzzle.

How can I tell the colours apart if I have colour blindness?

Each of the five colours has an inner mark. That mark makes the rings distinguishable without relying on colour vision alone, so the puzzle remains playable for colour-blind users.

What counts as a valid link?

A link must contain at least two rings and must move only through same-coloured rings touching up, down, left, or right. Releasing the drag confirms the link; a loop formed by the link clears its colour.

Do I need to install anything to play?

No. Ringlink is free to play in a browser with no installation and no signup required.