Laser Attraction

When I saw this game for the first time, I was wondering how they managed to make good puzzles where each element can be smoothly moved and rotated. The answer is that they didn't. The solutions are incredibly fiddly. Multiple times I figured out the right solution and gave up on it because I coudn't place the elements just right. After testing many other ideas, I've reached for a hint and it turned out that one of my initial ideas was right. That was followed by trying to place all the elements in the exactly right places for a minute or two, which maybe doesn't sound like much time but it's much too long for a puzzle game and it gets tedious really fast. This would work much better on a grid with rotation done in discrete steps. I've enjoy the simulation aspect and accurate adherence to physic. You can learn a lot about how light behaves with mirrors, prisms and more. The graphics is nice and the music is OK. All of that, however, is not enough for me to recommend this game. This isn't a "never buy this game" review. I have no neatral button here but if I had, I would use it. You still may enjoy this game but you should know that it puts much more weight on the simulation rathe…

I like but the triangles make me upset 8/10 Add level editor please

Very sad that this stopped getting updated so soon after release, I genuinely had a lot of fun with the puzzles in this game.

Decent puzzle game, has some decent graphics. The music gets annoying quick though. GUI could use some polishing up. Overall I'd say it's worth $4.99, not the $9.99 that I paid for it. My MAIN complaint is that the levels are designed with lots of wiggle room, so you might solve the level but in a way that the author did NOT intend originally, which in my opinion makes it a poorly designed level if there's ways to sneak around the intended design. Sure, there can be legit multiple ways to solve a puzzle, but some of the ways I've seen just feel like exploits, rather than using the tools the game gives you creatively.

Great graphics, love the sound design. Very good job on the physics, I'm getting flashbacks from my second semester of uni... However the game quickly gets very complicated and when there is 6 glasses where you have to find the exact angle to get the total reflexion it gets tedious very quickly. If you like having to trace out the exact physical path of the rays and really put a lot of thought into it it's great. For a more casual puzzle game player it's mostly guesswork

[h1] So [/h1] [h2]Things about this game[/h2] [list] There's lasers (no way who could have seen this coming) Some of the later puzzles are quite satisfying to solve And some of the mechanics are interesting too (they happen irl) [/list] [hr][/hr] Overall, very good game, would recommend 8/10