REFLASER
Dmitry Dovgal · 2019 · Casual, Indie, Puzzle, 2D, Minimalist
PC
3 user reviews100% · 3
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About REFLASER
Reflaser is a puzzle game in which you control the laser reflections to activate various devices. The goal of each level is to direct the laser to the white sensor. Use different reflectors and open new ways, thinking through each next step. There is no time or attempts limits, you can relax with the soothing music and experiment calmly.
Key features
- Overcome 72 puzzles that take you from the beginning of spring to the last winter night’s dreams
- Use reflected laser beams to activate various devices
- Enjoy a pleasant and soothing soundtrack
- Unlock many achievements
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
TL;DR: Nice game, worth buying for all puzzle lovers +: not very trivial set of lazer ray switches +: some levels require enough thinking to feel brain muscles +: some just feel elegant +: very nice design and music (however I wanted something else after 1h on one level so easily switched it off) +: 59 Rub only (~$0,99) -: there were some bugs, however developer is reachable via Twitter and helped me :) so they were non-blocking, I was able to play all levels and get all achievements -: not all levels feel perfectly designed, but they're still interesting to play -: veeery purple background on last set of levels2 found this helpful
I love this game! It a very fun $0.99 game! You are a laser and you go through challenging worlds! The wonderfully crafted, design, mechanics, and achievements makes this game so worth it! I would like to thank Dimirty Dovgal for letting me be a part of the game review process through curator connect! A review is also on my steam curator page. Overall, I rate 9/10 for this game!2 found this helpful
The other reviews really touched on many of the same aspects I would talk about. I would recommend this game. Something I did want to add about the bugs, I did encounter a couple which later down the road made me confused of some levels if they were bugged out or I reached my brain capacity. 9/10 times would be reaching my brain capacity. There were a couple levels that appeared complex and when I moved some objects around, it solved the puzzle. Wasn't sure if I accidentally got it right or more bugs. Which brings me to something I would've loved to have seen: when completed, it doesn't automatically go to a black screen. You can see the solution (maybe a faded overlay).1 found this helpful
I love indie games and this game was no exception. The transition to levels occurs gradually. The design and background look harmonious. The main objective of the game is to give the player the most relaxing effect, so there are no points or any other indicators of your progress. Only meditative assembling of a virtual puzzle and solving problems with suitable music.
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