Laser Puzzle Guides
Why doesn’t a visible beam prove that a Laser Bounce puzzle is solved?
A beautiful or long light path does not indicate completion of all receptors. The success condition is evaluated by the status of the goals. Even if the beam path appears correct, the target color, orientation, or any other remaining receiver should be checked.
Short answer
A beautiful or long light path does not indicate completion of all receptors. The success condition is evaluated by the status of the goals. Even if the beam path appears correct, the target color, orientation, or any other remaining receiver should be checked.
How do you try it in the game?
Adapt the steps below to your board layout. Predict the result before each move, then compare your prediction with what happens after the move.
- Examine the status indicators of the receivers.
- Determine which goal is not completed.
- Retrace that target's path with the source.
Mistake to avoid
Do not use the intensity of the visual effect as a substitute for success feedback.
About the game
In Laser Bounce Puzzle, consider the light source, direction-changing pieces and target receivers together. The goal is to guide light along an unbroken path to the required receivers. This guide helps you understand that path; its diagram is not an exact solution to a particular level.
SourSpark Games
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