Light On

Mirrors, angles, and a single beam of light — Light On turns these simple elements into surprisingly absorbing puzzles. The goal is to bounce a laser across the board until every fixture glows, but the path to that moment is rarely obvious.

Rotating mirrors shifts the beam in ways that can either unlock a solution instantly or send you back to rethinking the whole layout. There's a quiet satisfaction in watching the light thread through a chain of reflections you carefully arranged, hitting each target in sequence.

The puzzles grow more intricate without ever feeling unfair. Tighter spaces, more fixtures, and fewer mirrors to work with push you toward more deliberate thinking. It's the kind of game where stepping away for a moment often leads to a sudden clarity about where that one stubborn mirror actually belongs.