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About Chain Pulse Lab

Chain Pulse Lab is a unique and innovative puzzle experience that blends strategic planning with dynamic chain-reaction mechanics. Players interact with a grid-based system of nodes, triggering pulses that propagate across the board. Each level introduces new mechanics such as relays, splitters, movers, and delay nodes, requiring players to think ahead and optimize their moves. Key Features: - 100 procedurally generated levels with guaranteed solvability - BFS-validated puzzle logic to prevent deadlocks - Dynamic combo system that increases intensity and speed - High-fidelity visual effects including wave propagation, particle explosions, and screen shake - Smooth UI with animated transitions and responsive feedback - Achievement system with unlockable badges - Local leaderboard tracking performance across levels Designed for both casual and strategic players, Chain Pulse Lab delivers a satisfying and polished puzzle experience with deep replayability.

What’s new

Version 1.0.1 · Updated April 8, 2026

Game optimization

App privacy

The developer, 节芬 王, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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