Circuitos (La Nación)

Join matching coloured dots with paths that fill the whole grid.

Every day: New boards every day at three levels, the same for every player: join each pair of same-coloured dots with paths that fill the whole grid. New puzzle: Midnight in your local time zone (the game loads the puzzle for your device's date).

Play Circuitos (La Nación) on lanacion.com.ar

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Circuitos (La Nación) game art from LN Juegos

Circuitos is La Nación's daily path puzzle. You join each pair of same-coloured dots with a line through neighbouring squares, without diagonals or crossings, until every square of the grid is used. Each day has basic, intermediate and advanced boards.

About Circuitos (La Nación)

Circuitos joined LN Juegos in May 2025 as a logic puzzle. The board has pairs of coloured dots, and you draw a continuous line between each pair through adjacent squares.

Lines cannot go diagonally, cannot cross each other, and together they must cover the whole grid: no square may be left empty. The game ends once every connection is made. Each day offers three levels, basic, intermediate and advanced, and a rules button is always available.

It is part of LN Juegos, the games section of the Buenos Aires newspaper La Nación, and is played in Spanish in the browser. Today's puzzle is free without an account. Earlier days in the calendar and the LN Juegos ranking ask you to log in, and the game sends you to La Nación's registration and subscription pages for them.

It suits fans of Flow Free and LinkedIn's Zip who want a quick daily logic board; it needs no Spanish beyond the menus.

How to play Circuitos (La Nación)

  1. Open the Circuitos page on lanacion.com.ar/juegos and choose basic, intermediate or advanced.
  2. Drag from a coloured dot to draw a path through neighbouring squares.
  3. Bring the path to the other dot of the same colour.
  4. Repeat for every colour without crossing or going diagonally.
  5. Make sure every square is filled to finish.

Tips

  • Start with dots near the edges and corners: their paths have the fewest options.
  • If a square can only be reached by one colour, route that colour through it.
  • Long empty corridors usually belong to the pair whose dots are furthest apart.

Questions

Are there difficulty levels?

Yes: basic, intermediate and advanced, each day.

Do I need to speak Spanish?

Not to solve it; only the menus and rules are in Spanish.

Is it free?

Yes, today's puzzle is free to play on the La Nación site without an account. Earlier days in the calendar and the LN Juegos ranking ask you to log in with a La Nación account, and some of it needs a subscription.

What language is it in?

Spanish. It is part of LN Juegos, the games section of the Argentine newspaper La Nación.

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