Sort Circuit (Technobezz)
Rate itSort sixteen words into four hidden circuits before four mistakes.
Every day: One numbered board a day (No. 42 on Oct 5, 2026), the same for every player: sixteen tiles hiding four circuits of four, with four mistakes allowed. New puzzle: Once a day (a new numbered board every day).
Sort Circuit is Technobezz's daily Connections-style puzzle. Sixteen word tiles hide four groups of four, called circuits; you pick four and press Connect, and four wrong guesses end the board. Solved circuits are labelled with a voltage from 3.3V for the easiest to 110V for the trickiest.
About Sort Circuit (Technobezz)
Sort Circuit is a word-grouping game published by the technology site Technobezz, launched in August 2026. Each numbered board lays out sixteen tiles, words such as short, frayed, butter and tallow, that belong to four hidden circuits of four related words, with decoys that seem to fit more than one.
You select up to four tiles and press Connect to test the group. A correct circuit collapses into a labelled bar above the grid showing its voltage, the game's version of difficulty colours: 3.3V for the gentlest group, which most players find first, up to 110V for the hardest, usually built on wordplay. A guess with three right tiles shows One away but still costs one of your four mistakes. Shuffle rearranges the remaining tiles at no cost.
The game is free with no account; your streak stays in your browser. Replay a past board opens an archive of earlier puzzles. Technobezz also publishes other daily games on the same games page.
How to play Sort Circuit (Technobezz)
- Open Sort Circuit on technobezz.com to load the day's numbered board.
- Select four tiles you think share a circuit.
- Press Connect to test them; a correct group becomes a labelled bar with its voltage.
- Watch the mistake dots: four wrong guesses close the board, and One away still costs one.
- Clear all four circuits, then use Replay a past board for earlier puzzles.
Tips
- Find the decoys first: a word that fits two groups belongs to the group that has no other fourth member.
- Expect the 110V circuit to hide wordplay, such as words that take the same prefix.
- Shuffle often: a new layout breaks false patterns.
- Do not guess on a hunch with three right: One away still spends a mistake.
Questions
What do the voltages mean?
They rank the circuits by difficulty, from 3.3V for the easiest to 110V for the trickiest.
How many mistakes are allowed?
Four. A One away guess still counts as a mistake.
Can I play older boards?
Yes, Replay a past board opens the archive.
Do I need an account?
No, it is free with no account.
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