LightWalk

While this is definitely not as mind-blowing as Pony Island, this is definitely one of the most innovative puzzle-platformers I have ever played. There were many instances where I was completely stumped as to what I was supposed to do. It takes a few tips from the books of other platformers and adds a few incredibly unique spins on them. Whereas INK left me wanting more, I felt like an incredible sense of fulfillment after completing the game. This is a game that simultaneously demands that you take your time and train your reflexes. Also, there's a level builder; that alone is worth the price of admission. 10/10

Walk walk walk. Jump. Hit goal. Easy. Walk. Jump. Avoid obstacle. Don't die. Hit goal. Easy! Walk walk. Bounce off wall. Walk upside down. Jump upside down. Block obstacle. Jump-bounce un-upside down into goal. Much less easy. Walk walk hit wall, slide sideways, shoot-fly off, hit wall, bounce fall sideways, hit wall, bounce diagonally upside down on ceiling, block obstacle, fall diagonally upside down sideways into goal. Wheeeee! Walk walk jump bounce slide-shoot teleport land bounce diagonally sideways, land on platform, swap obstacle for teleportation, fall diagonally backwards out of corner, avoid obstacle, bounce opposite-diagonally into shooting sideways into goal after collecting object. I'm confused and I like it. Walk walk block hazard hit laser to move mouse to move lasers to activate lasers to bounce jump fall slide shoot walk jump stand on. Waltz into goal. Grove to soundtrack. This game is awesome.

This is the best indie puzzle-platformer in recent years,a must buy for the fans of the genre!

FYI: I am friends with one of the devs; I did not recieve this game for free and will be doing my best to review it unbaisedly. There may be spoilers. LightWalk is a pretty cool game. Using various lasers, each with different properties, and a few other world-altering devices, you navigate from a start point to an end point. Lasers form corners when they intersect, stopping them from going onward, and sometimes interact with one another to do things like steal the properties of the laser they're interacting with or making them serve as a live-wire to your mouse cursor. The main draw from LightWalk is that you're solving puzzles that can change completely depending on what you do with the tools at hand. Sometimes, you're switching lasers from different emittors to make new paths. Sometimes, you're blocking certain lasers to keep them from being a blockade. Other times, you're using a slider to manipulate the entire level via a single laser and a few different switches. It's very simple in theory, but the puzzles can get complicated when enough objects and different colored pathways are involved - especially when you start flying backwards, warping to the other side of levels, and …

fun game, makes brain go hurt.

Simple but brilliant. So much replay value and just all around fun