Sci-Fi Puzzle Title Wrap The Zap Arrives on Android, From the Developer of Shapeshifter

A new sci-fi puzzle title called Wrap The Zap is out on Android. It’s from Rikzu Games, the same studio which dropped other titles that play around light and logic. They include Shapeshifter, Galaxy Swirl, Blue Swirl, Cub8, Leap, Rotato Cube and Merge Circle.

Wrap The Zap is a neon-lit world

The game lets you play with a simple idea. You just need to wrap glowing electrical lines around spherical conduits to activate a hexagonal grid. Every level begins as a plain arrangement of nodes and lines.

The objective remains consistent throughout. Connect everything correctly to bring the board to life and send energy coursing through the system. You guide the tip of each electrical rope directly with your finger, tracing paths across the grid in smooth, continuous motions.

The challenge in Wrap The Zap comes from how the lines are arranged. The fluid movement of the glowing strands gives the puzzles a tactile quality that stands out in a genre often dominated by static tiles and switches.

As levels progress, the rules gradually expand. Each neon line must connect to its corresponding coloured conduit. At the same time, lines cannot intersect themselves or other lines. You must also learn to use both static and movable pins. The pins function as anchors and bending points, forcing energy lines to curve around obstacles or take longer, more intricate routes.

Wrap The Zap has distinct areas, including Sector Alpha and Sector Beta. You can earn up to three stars per level by completing the puzzle and collecting them from the board. Hints are available to reveal the optimal path or suggest correct pin placement.

Wrap The Zap doesn’t include any timers and penalties. The game also includes a colourblind option that adds unique shapes to each colour so that connections remain readable to everyone. A non-linear map allows you to choose your route, and daily quests offer recurring challenges and rewards.

Check out Wrap The Zap from the Google Play Store. Also, read our news on Devsisters’ CookieRun: OvenSmash on Android.