Pulse Lattice
Build the path before the pulse arrives.
How to play Pulse Lattice
Rotate tiles to connect the path before the travelling pulse reaches the gap.
A click or tap turns a tile clockwise; right-click — or a hold on touch — turns it back, so a wrong turn is one input to fix.
What it trains: path routing under time pressure
Pulse Lattice is a routing puzzle with the clock built into the board: the pulse is already travelling while you rotate tiles, so you plan the path ahead of it rather than solving a frozen grid.
That live constraint trains forward planning under pressure — reading the board, committing to a route, and repairing it mid-flight when a rotation went the wrong way.
Does brain training work? →Scoring & progression
Runs are short and scored — your best run sets your personal record. Strong runs feed your belt progression in the logic discipline — from white belt toward black — and your place on the global leaderboard.
Pulse Lattice FAQ
Is Pulse Lattice free to play?
Yes. Pulse Lattice runs in your browser with nothing to download, and you can play it without an account. An account only saves your scores, stats and leaderboard place.
How long does a run of Pulse Lattice take?
A run starts with 45 seconds on the clock. Good play refills it (up to 60 seconds) and mistakes drain it, so a strong run lasts as long as you can keep the timer topped up.
What do I need to play Pulse Lattice?
A modern web browser. A desktop or laptop with keyboard and mouse works best; the game also runs on tablets and phones with touch controls.