Ringlink
Ringlink is a one-minute connect-the-rings puzzle where you drag through touching rings of the same colour to score points, close loops to clear a colour, and play the same board that resets each PT day.
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Ringlink is a fast browser puzzle played on a six-by-seven grid of coloured rings. You press and drag through rings that touch up, down or left or right to form links of at least two rings. Longer links score progressively more points and runs last 60 seconds, making the game suited to quick daily challenges.
Links can be closed into loops by bringing the drag path back onto a ring already in the link; closing a loop clears every ring of that colour across the whole board. Cleared rings fall and new rings drop from the top, and the starting board plus incoming rings are fixed by the game name and the PT date so everyone plays the same daily puzzle.
How to play Ringlink
- Start a 60-second run and view the six-across by seven-down grid of five coloured rings.
- Press on a ring and drag through adjacent rings of the same colour; diagonals do not count.
- Link at least two rings to score, then release to clear the linked rings.
- Drag back onto the previous ring to undo the last step if you change your mind.
- Bring the link back onto a ring already in it to close a loop and clear that colour from the whole board.
- Watch cleared rings fall and new rings drop in; if no moves remain the board reshuffles.
Tips for Ringlink
- Aim to form links of three or more rings because scoring increases quickly: two rings are worth 20, three 60, four 120 and five 200.
- Prioritise closing a loop when many rings of one colour remain, as a loop clears every ring of that colour and adds 15 points per cleared ring.
- Use the undo mechanic by dragging back onto the previous ring to correct a chain without breaking your flow.
- Keep an eye on how clears will cause rings above to fall so you can set up cascades and longer links within the 60-second run.
Ringlink FAQ
How do you play Ringlink?
You play Ringlink by dragging through two or more touching rings of the same colour to link and clear them; each run lasts 60 seconds. Longer links score disproportionately more points, so forming longer chains and closing loops are key to high scores.
Do diagonal rings count?
No, diagonal rings do not count; rings must touch up, down, left or right to be included in a link. This means planning paths across orthogonal neighbours is essential when seeking longer links or loops.
What does closing a loop do?
Closing a loop clears every ring of that colour from the entire board and scores an extra 15 points per cleared ring on top of the link. You create a loop by bringing your drag path back onto a ring already in the current link.
Can I play if I am colour-blind?
Yes, each colour has its own inner mark so you can match rings by mark as well as by colour. The distinct inner symbols let players rely on shape instead of colour to form links and loops.
Is the board the same for everyone?
Yes, the starting board and the rings that drop in are fixed by the game name and the PT date so all players see the same daily board. That means the same sequence of incoming rings is shared for that PT day.
Can I play Ringlink now?
Yes, Ringlink is playable in your browser at the game's page on barumba.gg with no download required. The site offers free runs and practice options in the browser.
Is it free?
Yes, Ringlink is free to play in the browser with no download needed, and any coins shown are virtual with no cash value. The game is intended for quick free daily challenges.
