Schematic

[b]edit:[/b] every issue got fixed (undo, back to menu, windowed mode), so flipped the review to positive. [b]schematic[/b] is all about turning on lights, much like [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/dohi64/recommended/1348160]turn on the light[/url]. in this case, both black and gray energy has to reach each lamp, at which point they'll excuse themselves from the circuit. that's the general idea, though there are a few other mechanics, like fuses that disappear if they don't get energy from either end, but their removal is not a win condition. in fact, their presence is often crucial for solving a level. [b]40 levels[/b] unlocked one by one, and about a third of them also offer a challenge. turn on the lamp in a certain way or within a certain number of moves, etc. solving them however you can still unlocks the next level. there are also a few 'bosses', but they're just different takes on the mechanics, nothing to worry about. rotation only works in one direction and short-circuiting is possible if black and gray energies run into each other, but [b]while a single misclick fails the level, unlimited undo is available[/b], got patched in shortly after release. the presentation…

While playing this game without knowing anything, my head broke, so I took a week off and played again, and it was fun to finally finish. I was happy to be able to solve the problem in depth. It reminds me that I can do better when I rest and try again.

A simple puzzle game. Can get a little frustrating at times but solving makes it all better