Find your edge.

How do I start?

Choose your color. Your five dots begin in the center. Tap an enemy dot with a white dashed ring. When the radar reaches it, your move joins the capture queue. Watch it bloom into your color, then choose your next target.

How do I trigger a chain?

Focus on one small connected enemy group. Take dots around its border. A group of up to five enemy dots can flip when you own at least 60% of its neighboring border, with at least two border dots total. Connections determine the border, not visual closeness alone.

What are the other colors doing?

Four computer rivals are expanding too. The Field Activity panel shows their territory and current actions. Colored target rings show where they are attacking. Tap the panel to see recent move history.

How do I win?

Take 18 of 25 dots: 72% of the field. Try expanding along one enemy border instead of spreading your first attacks everywhere.

Can I reread the starter guide?

Yes. Open ? → Starter strategy. The guide pauses the game while you read. The first-time introduction does not repeat after you complete or skip it.

Report a problem

Email info@preceptress.design for help. During the beta you can also use TestFlight feedback and screenshots. Include your app version/build, device model, iOS version, steps to reproduce, and what you expected to happen. Do not include passwords or sensitive personal information.

PulseField is preparing for beta. The download link will be added when available. For questions, contact info@preceptress.design. No account or signup is needed on this website.

Does my match save?

Current match progress does not persist between launches. Guide completion is stored locally. Radar speed affects all players. PulseField is a local single-player game.