Dustland Relay

Dustland Relay is a route-planning rescue puzzle where every beacon becomes a permanent decision. Each mission begins at a solar signal tower on the west edge of a 7 x 7 desert map. Read the terrain, choose a tool, and build one connected network toward every emergency flare. Power travels only through adjacent tiles, so a carefully shared branch can save precious charge while a wasted placement can leave a flare in the dark. Your field kit contains three limited tools: - Relay: place a portable beacon and extend the powered network. - Clear: remove debris to open a shorter or safer route. - Scout: scan a covered cache to recover two relay charges and 20 supplies. Every mission changes the debris and cache layout, while later missions can ask you to reach more rescue targets. There is no single route to memorize: study the current map, decide where to branch, and commit each limited tool at the right moment. When the network reaches every flare, the route is secured. Mission Archive records the result, including evacuated flares, scanned caches, remaining relay charge, and recovered supplies. Features: - Original touch-driven 7 x 7 rescue-network puzzles - Randomized debris and hidden-cache layouts - Permanent beacon placement with four-direction signal travel - Three finite tools with distinct tactical uses - Multiple flare targets that reward efficient shared routes - Animated signal paths and custom 3D cartoon board pieces - Mission Archive with detailed expedition results - Friendly desert-rescue presentation without graphic combat Build the route. Light every flare. Keep the Dustland connected. ## Screenshot Order and Captions 1. CONNECT EVERY EMERGENCY FLARE Build one live network from the signal tower. 2. THREE TOOLS. ONE ROUTE PLAN. Place relays, clear debris, and scout before committing. 3. SCOUT CACHES. EXTEND YOUR RUN. Trade a scan for extra relay charge and supplies. 4. A NEW ROUTE FOR EVERY MISSION Fresh debris, cache positions, and rescue counts change the plan. 5. EVERY ROUTE BECOMES A RECORD Review rescues, caches, remaining charge, and supplies. 6. READ THE MAP. PLAN THE ROUTE. Learn every signal, tool, and rescue step at a glance.