Connect Me Factory and the factory circuit puzzle
Connect Me Factory turns a small factory floor into a simulation puzzle built around rotating and moving blocks until every edge matches. You line up the little pieces so their projections meet cleanly, then close the circuit and move on, with a cute block look that keeps each board easy to read.
Rotate pieces until the edges fit
The main move is simple: shift the blocks and turn them until the connectors on neighboring squares match. That makes it feel close to Patterns Link, since both games ask you to think about how pieces connect across a board instead of just dropping them anywhere.
It is also a good fit for the puzzle and block puzzle pages, because every step is about arranging parts into one working shape. When the edges click together, the level is solved and the factory can finally run.
Sixty levels of linked layouts
The game gives you 60 levels to work through, so each solved board opens the way to the next one. Some layouts will remind you of Eleven Eleven, where fitting the right pieces together matters as much as seeing the full pattern.
That structure keeps the challenge focused on one goal: connect every block to every other block without leaving an open end. Because the boards keep changing, you have to read the shapes carefully before you move anything.
Close the circuit to clear the board
Each level ends only when the chain forms a complete circuit, so a nearly finished setup still needs one last correct connection. If you enjoy shape-fitting boards, Tangram Puzzle and Rummikub share that same habit of making you reorganize pieces until the whole layout works.
The result is a tidy, hands-on challenge that stays focused on placement, rotation, and matching edges. You can work through it in your browser without slowing down the flow of the boards, and each solved circuit gives you a clean finish before the next factory setup appears.