Quiet Circuit: Idle Network

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About this game

Wake a silent machine and turn its first pulse into an endless electronic network.

Quiet Circuit is a minimalist incremental idle game about building, optimizing, and rebooting a self-sustaining circuit. Activate the CORE, connect specialized nodes, and generate an ever-growing stream of Signal.

When your network begins to slow down, Reboot it to earn Architecture Points. Every AP permanently strengthens future runs, while Protocols and automatic Boot Blueprints let you rebuild faster and reach further each time.

Features:

Build and upgrade eight interconnected circuit nodes.

Choose x1, x10, or MAX purchases to shape every run.

Reboot at the right moment to claim permanent power.

Invest AP across six persistent Protocol families.

Unlock Boot Blueprints that automatically activate nodes after a Reboot.

Resolve temporary Anomalies for useful Signal effects and rewards.

Collect offline progress when you return.

Complete long-term Achievements and reveal every Discovery.

Track lifetime Signal, peak production, Reboots, AP, Anomalies, and node levels.

Enjoy an atmospheric electronic soundtrack, subtle sound effects, and optional haptics.

There is no final node level. The numbers can keep growing, but every run eventually slows. Choose when to Reboot, refine your architecture, and push the circuit further.

Core progression works offline. Optional rewarded ads are available for selected boosts.
Build an idle signal network, reboot for power, and engineer lasting upgrades.
Updated on
Sep 7, 2026

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