About FIELDLOCK: Physics Puzzle with Magnetic Pull and Push
FIELDLOCK is a physics puzzle game built around a single strict rule: never touch the core. Each chamber holds a glowing core that must reach the exit, and the only tool at hand is a magnetic rig that slides around the rim. Switching between PULL and PUSH modes lets the rig draw the core toward it or repel it away, and every chamber demands careful control of that force to thread the core safely to the exit. Sixty handcrafted levels are spread across five worlds, with each world introducing new mechanics that build on what came before. Clear the campaign and FIELD RUN mode opens up, offering an endless challenge beyond the structured levels.
How to Play FIELDLOCK: Guide the Core to the Exit
Move the magnetic rig along the rim of the chamber to position the field, then switch between PULL and PUSH to steer the glowing core toward the exit without letting it touch the rig. Each level awards up to 3 marks depending on performance.
Controls
- Drag along the rim: Move the rig (touch or mouse)
- Tap the dial: Switch between PULL and PUSH (touch or mouse)
- Arrow keys or A/D: Move the rig (keyboard)
- Space: Switch between PULL and PUSH (keyboard)
- P: Pause (keyboard)
- R: Restart (keyboard)
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