Which input devices can I use to play Power On?

You can play with a computer mouse or a touchscreen. Click or tap to select a wire and rotate it.

How are progress and performance measured in Power On?

Progress is measured by the speed at which you light all bulbs; the faster you complete the circuit, the better your performance.

Yes, some bulbs do not connect directly; you must use junctions and intersections to route power to those bulbs.

Plan the most direct path before rotating a wire, and keep wire rotations to a minimum because each turn adds time.

Indirectly connected bulbs add complexity, requiring you to think ahead and avoid wasted rotations.

No, the described objective is solely to light all bulbs in the shortest time.

Power On challenges players to light every bulb in the shortest time by rotating wires to create a complete circuit from the power source.

Light every bulb as quickly as possible by connecting all wires to the power supply.
Rotate wires so that a continuous path forms from the power source to each bulb.
The game becomes harder with intricate wire systems that require fast decision‑making.
Not every bulb connects directly; use junctions and intersections to route power.
Optimal play involves strategic thinking and minimal wire rotations to conserve time.

Strategize each move; plan the most direct path before rotating a wire.
Keep wire rotations to a minimum; each extra turn adds time.
Use junctions and intersections wisely to route power to bulbs that lack a direct path.
Note that some bulbs are indirectly connected; think ahead to avoid wasted rotations.

The goal is to light every bulb as quickly as possible by forming a continuous circuit from the power source to all bulbs.