Puzzle Light: One Move

A good entry in the Puzzle Light series. All you get is one move to swap two tiles around to complete a circuit. Sound simple, but gets actually pretty hard later on. A good game if you are looking for a short brain teaser.

I played Puzzle Light: Rotate and it took about half an hour without really having to think. You can just rotate the tiles and eventually you'll hit the answer. This one though is one mistake and you start again. So no playing at random - you need to actually think what you're doing. (OK, you could brute force it by trying every pair of tiles until you get it right, but what would the point be?) One thing I'd like would be if you could pause the game once you've solved a level to review the answer - there were a few times when I was thinking 'How exactly did that work?', but the game just moved on to the next one. One Move took me about an hour and a half, and gave me more of a feeling of accomplishment. So better value in that sense, but this is one to play when you want to use your brain a bit more. Both are worth the money for what you get.

This game taught me that I don't know how circuits work. 10/10

Short and sweet. Gave the gray matter a nice workout, and well worth it for the cheap price.

This is a minimalist puzzle that is actually much trickier than it appears. If you don't have basic knowledge of electricity, or even if you do, you will probably find yourself stumped. I definitely had to consult the guide. The difficulty of this shocked me. See what I did there? Electricity... shocked... Oh you get it.

This is a good puzzler with fair amount of challenge.