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Sprinkler Circuit is a logic puzzle where you connect every pair of matching colored sprinkler heads with a single hose line so the whole lawn grid gets covered and no two hoses ever touch or cross. The screen shows a grid of square lawn tiles with solid colored sprinkler head icons (red, blue, yellow, purple) scattered in pairs, and any hose line you've already laid shows as a thick solid-colored path filling the tiles it passes through. To play, press your finger on a sprinkler head and drag across connected grid tiles toward its matching color partner; lifting your finger locks the hose in place, and tapping any existing hose line clears it so you can redraw it. On a keyboard, use the arrow keys to move a highlighted cursor tile by tile and press Enter to start or lay a hose segment, then Enter again on the matching head to finish it. You win the level, shown with a bright "Lawn Fully Watered!" message and a puzzle counter, when every tile is covered and all pairs are joined without any hose overlapping another; if you drag one hose across a tile that already has a different colored hose, that hose bursts, the screen reads "Hoses Crossed!" next to your solved-puzzle count, and a large Play Again button resets the current layout. The game opens on a splash screen with the title, the line "Drag to connect matching sprinklers", and a Start button, and nothing on the grid moves or scores until Start is tapped.