One bot, a whole ring, and it can only be in one place at a time. Trench Mender is real-time traveling-salesman panic: cracks burst open around your station's circular hull and void plumes crawl inward toward the core. You drag to drive your little welder bot around the ring — reach a crack and it seals automatically, but every new crack is an instant route commitment.
Do you sprint for the most dangerous plume or batch two adjacent cracks in one sweep? The spawner learns to open cracks on the far side of the ring, forcing clockwise-versus-counterclockwise decisions. Wide cracks take longer to weld, crawler cracks slide along the hull, and a wrench pickup gives you a speed boost to save for a cross-ring dash. Protect the core perfectly to keep your seal-chain multiplier alive, or let a plume ride to the brink for a clutch bonus. When two plumes lock onto the core at once, you save one side and sacrifice the other.
A panicky routing puzzle that never stops opening new fronts. How long can you hold the hull?
FEATURES:
• Drag-to-drive routing under real-time pressure
• Clean-seal multipliers up to x5 and clutch last-second bonuses
• Wide cracks, sliding crawler cracks and wrench speed-boosts
• A spawner that forces cross-ring route decisions
• An escalating multi-front siege on your core
• Honest scoring: points only for seals and pickups
• An animated intro and original looping music plus sound effects you can toggle
• Personal best and score history saved on your device
• Fully offline, NO ads, NO in-app purchases, NO account
HOW TO PLAY:
Drag anywhere to drive the welder bot around the ring.
Reach a crack and it seals automatically — hold the arc.
Batch adjacent cracks or sprint to the most dangerous plume.
Protect the core cleanly to keep your multiplier; grab wrenches to dash.
If the core's integrity hits zero, it shatters. How long can you patch?
Route the ring, seal the cracks, and hold the core. Download Trench Mender and keep the hull sealed!
Drive one welder bot around a ring hull to seal cracks before the core burns out