On Pixels: A lights out game

Since 1995--thanks to Tiger Electronics and your drunken dad's last-minute Christmas gift--you have been prepared. You've conquered every level on every difficulty in [b]Lights Out[/b]. Who knows how many batteries and blisters you've been through, but you've put in the time and you know the rules. But this [i]isn't[/i] [b]Lights Out[/b], it's [b]Lights On[/b]. "B-but the titl--" No. They had to put that there so you would get the concept. It's [b]Lights On[/b] and the rules are different. Overcome the challenge of lighting up neon Pac-Man pellets, pills, crosses, donuts, and bigger pills to save us all from a lightless Christmas. [b][u]The Good[/u][/b]: [list] [*]The OST sounds like it was recorded in a shack in the Rocky Mountains by a 40-member indie band. [*]Each level set has its own theme. They're very peaceful for such a tense game, and don't necessarily fit together, but it's more than you get from other minimalist games. [*]It's a [b]Lights Out[/b] game--but with gimmicks! [*]While the behaviors of the 5 different lights adds to the challenge, the boards shapes adds a fair amount of challenge as well. You can't rely on the more traditional formulae with standard lights o…

If you love bit (0 and 1) and logic, you need play this game! Sometimes it's simple and another times it's a terrible. I remember the game " peg solitaire" with another mechanics!

Fun, simple, and yet surprisingly challenging-- and the music has no reason to go as hard as it does, but it legitimately slaps anyway.

Fun game and has a beautiful soundtrack. It seems like a simple way to solve the puzzles but it makes you think a lot before you press the buttons. Have the chance to turn on all the lights with as few clicks as possible. It makes the game have a great replay factor.

A good and different puzzle game that holds us to each stage!

I LOVE SQUARES ESPECIALLY WHEN THEY ARE PIXELS