How do I create connections between Ns and Ss?

Tap the screen, drag from a N to an S to create a connection line; each swipe counts as a move.

How many moves can I use and what happens when the limit is reached?

Each level has a limited number of moves; every swipe consumes one, and if you run out before all Ns are connected, the level cannot be completed.

It indicates that the connection made was correct and the circuit path is functioning.

Ensure every N is linked first, then fill in the Ss, so the circuit remains alive throughout the level.

Observe the positions of Ns and Ss at the start to map a clean, straight path before drawing swipes.

When all Ns are connected, the bulbs light up, confirming the circuit is complete.

Poler Match drops you into a neon‑lit world where you must connect Ns to Ss to light every bulb before your limited moves run out.

Map the circuit first: Look at the positions of Ns and Ss at the start so you can plan a clean path.
Prioritize Ns: Make sure every N is linked before filling in the Ss to keep the circuit alive.
Use moves sparingly: Each swipe consumes a move; avoid unnecessary pivots that waste your limited supply.
Watch the bulbs light up: The moment a bulb lights confirms a correct connection—use that feedback to adjust your strategy.

Connect all Ns and Ss to power the circuit and light every bulb before the move limit expires.