EdGE and GameGurus serve up a familiar but polished puzzle concept in this game of lasers and mirrors. Using limited moves and a variety of lenses, direct light to power specific nodes. Sounds easy, right? Well, throw in mixing colours, obstacles, different mirror types and more and you have a slow progression of challenge that's great to cut your teeth on.
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Thought there were only 30 levels. So I just decided to finish the game.
Then it turns out that was just zone 1 out of 9. O_o
I'm really curious on what other mechanics would appear later, but the game isn't interesting enough to keep playing.
This one feels SO close. Along with a few other interface nits, it really does need an undo button if it's going to count moves, and the difficulty could definitely stand to ramp up faster. (Though I guess it's aimed at least partially at kids, so okay.) Right now it mostly makes me want to revisit the Aargon games, which play like well-oiled machines and are still the gold standard in this genre IMO. But with so many free levels (270? 180 with more to come?) I'll stick with it for a while and see how it goes.
I'm about 65 levels in, and I agree wholeheartedly with abfdrumz's comment. There are times where you're just one space (or angle) off, and having to redo the whole setup to get back to that point is a pain.
As far as the difficulty, they introduce additional elements that keep it interesting (up till now, at least); my only criticism is that there's not much of a visible difference between different degrees of convex and concave mirrors, and it's difficult to easily see which are which (you have to look very closely at the black vs silver or gray parts on the two kinds of mirrors to tell the difference).
Just discovered one subtle clue that makes the mirrors a bit easier to distinguish: there's a pattern of one to three little white dots on each mirror that indicates its degree of curvature. So the most concave mirror with one white dot will focus horizontal beams together one unit away, while the least concave mirror with three white dots will focus them together three units away.
@abfdrumz: VERY helpful! Thx
Okay - I'm stuck on 4-14. Anyone have any hints?
@CrankYanker: yeah, 4-14 is sneaky.
Use one lens and one mirror per beam.
The blue beam passes through the more convex lens.
The green beam needs to pass through its lens twice...good thing you've got that mirror.
Hey abfdrumz -
Got it for 4-14... Do you have any hints on 4-30?
@CrankYanker: afraid I'm still stuck on 4-29. But if you've got some tips on that one, I'll see what I can figure out with 4-30. :)
abfdrumz
4-29
What happens if you hit the curved mirrors in the center?
They function just like flat mirrors, if you have them angled 45 degrees to the side.
Go at the red and green ones straight from the top, and hit the blue from a straight 45
Use the double-sided mirror two dots directly above the red laser origin (red laser origin, empty dot, center of mirror), ends pointing up, then use the middle of the others at 45's on the center line from the origins, pointing down at the targets.
@CrankYanker: Thanks, got it! Though it looks like that's a 6-move solution, so I
bent the red beam diagonally instead to do it in 5.
For 4-30:
The different mirror types are a red herring: all beams bend 90 degrees.
The solution is symmetrical.
The beam splitters go in the center.
This game appears to be getting its revenge on me for saying that it could ramp up the difficulty faster (which may still be true, but it does get there).
Anyone got any ideas on zone 4 level 13? I know it's gonna seem really obvious later, but I just can't see a way to do atm.
Stopped after level 6-28, partly because when I place a 'parting' square directly above a place between to solid blocks it just turns 90dg. and adds extra turn.
@myhre.aaron, if you're still stuck on 4-13:
Blue does just what you'd expect, using a single mirror.
Red and green each seem to need three mirrors, but you've only got three more total. So....
Use the three mirrors to create a diagonal box that combines red and green to make yellow.
Any help with 3-30? I can't for the life of me figure out how to position the 10 mirrors.
Power of the post... I finally figured out 3-30. Nevermind.
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