Turn on all the lights
Passionate game for a boring hour or two. Don’t let the first levels' difficulty fool you, it gets really tricky at the end. I believe it has potential for more levels. Overall it is a nice puzzle game: clean visuals, clear mechanics and provoking puzzles. Ps: Foget rules of real world electricity, colored current is fun!
– Real player with 4.6 hrs in game
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Game is a neat little puzzle game. Unlike the first game that seemed to drop some concepts, this game introduces most of its concepts early on and then develops on them as the game goes on. The last puzzle stomped me for a little bit but by that point it’s like puzzle inception (or puzzleception if you’re nasty), a puzzle inside a puzzle inside a puzzle and so on. Overall I just wished there were more puzzles but I still enjoyed it and thought it was pretty good and well worth the money. Definitely give this one a go.
– Real player with 1.9 hrs in game
Puzzle Light: Connect
Fun little circuit builder game. Requires a bit of thought but not frustrating. Limited undo of 9 moves, which is better than nothing. No unfair achievements, nothing inconsistent, just good little puzzles.
– Real player with 3.1 hrs in game
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The difficulty gradually increases during the game, it is challenging with interesting mechanics, worth every penny.
– Real player with 2.5 hrs in game
Lighton
Now here is one of my fav things and that is finding cheap puzzlers that are better then most of the expensive ones .
This game is a really good sokoban game with a twist.Now here is a fun fact,only 8 % of players completed this game so most of the reviews saying that this is a casual puzzler are not telling you the truth.The game starts at level 30 in my opinion and these levels are more or less very complicated.You can rewind only 1 move so that will test your patience and you will have to plan your moves.The twist in this game is that you have to connect the pieces so the light bulbs are on and I found this twist very refreshing in a sokoban game. A real hidden gem.
– Real player with 15.7 hrs in game
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Really nice game. It is indeed difficult, but I never felt stuck on the levels. The music is nice and I liked the puzzle dynamic. The only thing that was introduced a bit too fast, was how to solve the puzzles with multiple light bulbs. The first few levels where you needed to do that, I looked up what the end result should be, because I couldn’t think of it myself.
– Real player with 11.0 hrs in game
Turn on the light
edit: some absolutely basic functionality (like a way to properly quit the game) finally got patched in, so I edited relevant parts of the review and turned it into a recommendation, but it still needs some work.
turn on the light is an electricity-based puzzler, all you need to do is connect the switch to the bulb. if there are numbers, follow that order, and if there are more layers to the puzzle, there will be an indicator on top. left click to zoom in on that section, do what’s necessary, right click to zoom out. ideally, that indicator would show all the different subsections instead of the number of layers, and clicking them would bring them up.
– Real player with 1.1 hrs in game
Turn on the Light is probably one of the shortest games I’ve ever played and it was very enjoyable.
Forty levels of pure puzzles solving fun. The premise is quite simple. Correctly wire the switch to the light and turn it on, that’s it. Although this is much easier said than done, given the amounts of elements the player is forced to use.
At the time of this review, Turn on the Light was selling for 99 cents. I highly recommend it although you’ll most likely finish within 45 minutes, but it’s so much fun.
– Real player with 0.9 hrs in game
Puzzle Light: Slide
This game is really challenging. On the upper levels (30+), it seems like I’m more lucky than clever!
It’s a simple concept of the slide puzzles from Chuck E. Cheese. The solution to each one is incredibly unique. Good game. I’m on level 41 at the moment. 😁
– Real player with 7.2 hrs in game
The game starts at level 45 and there are 50 so if I was you I wouldn’t waste my time on this one. The price is not the issue with these games of course so if you want I can recommend Lighton and Lighton Duo, both great games for the asking price. Sadly I can’t recommend this one.
– Real player with 7.2 hrs in game
Lighton: Duo
You thought Lighton was tough, well Duo is even tougher and that is evident by the percentage of people who finished this game, a whopping 5.1 % :)) . I don’t mind a hard puzzler but I had to take screenshots of few levels just to see what I did wrong. The new addition to this game is that now you can pull certain objects and have to watch out for metal objects that will electrocute you if the electricity is turned on. If this sounds complicated to you then I can say only one thing…yes it is and I love it. In this one you can undo 8 or 9 moves and I would like to thank the dev for that because without this feature I would not beaten this game :)
– Real player with 41.0 hrs in game
Lighton Duo employs simple mechanics in a series of puzzles which nevertheless manage to be frustratingly challenging. The puzzles in this game range from simple to quite complicated. I liked very much.
– Real player with 3.3 hrs in game
Charge!
There is a lot of game here for a very low price. 5 hours in and I have barely managed half the levels. The mechanics are good. Charges move consistently, so often a solution is to create a lucky path rather than using control elements. The challenges are quite varied tasking you in different ways. At times it is frustrating and at times rewarding. The graphics are rather crude and simple, music is meh and the interface is acceptable. No bugs or crashes. Runs fine on Linux. My main problem with these types of games, is I find them too short, but this isn’t an issue here. The developers put in a lot of content. The sub-circuits are well made and fit naturally in the game. Overall, it’s a challenging game that should keep you entertained for quite some time for a pittance.
– Real player with 50.8 hrs in game
Puzzle Light: One Move
As the name states, you have a single move only to clear each level.
Makes the game rather intriguing albeit challenging.
You’d either have to come up with some pretty BRIGHT ideas to solve, or have the patience to trial and error.
– Real player with 2.9 hrs in game
Relaxing and fun puzzle game.
It is tricky, because you only have one swap between 2 tiles to solve the puzzle.
Especially level 46 until 50 I found very challenging.
– Real player with 1.9 hrs in game
Puzzle Light: Rotate
This is a very addictive puzzle game! One more great addition the the Puzzle Light universe! It can be really challenging and yet, maintain the fun.
– Real player with 6.0 hrs in game
It’s harder than you think! You need to think a lot on some levels.
– Real player with 1.6 hrs in game