Laser Prism Refraction
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About Laser Prism Refraction
Place and rotate mirrors to guide colored light beams to their matching receivers in the correct order.
How to play
- Select a reflective or two-way mirror from your available inventory.
- Tap an empty grid socket to place your selected mirror.
- Tap a placed mirror to rotate its angled face 90 degrees.
- Use two-way mirrors to split the light beam into multiple paths.
- Light all the receivers in their exact numbered sequence to win.
Controls
- Touch
- Drag to orbit the camera, and tap empty sockets to place or rotate mirrors.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Drag to orbit the camera, and click empty sockets to place or rotate mirrors.
More about this game
Your goal is to unlock the sanctum door by routing a beam of light into all receivers in their numbered sequence. You must place reflective and two-way mirrors on the grid to direct the beam, while avoiding stone obstacles and dark prisms. The challenge increases as you manage a limited move allowance and combine colored mirrors to match the receiver requirements. A run ends when you successfully light all receivers to open the door, or run out of moves and must reset.
Tips
- Check the required color for each receiver in the top legend. You can combine colored mirrors to tint the white light.
- Pay attention to the sequence. If an earlier beam breaks, all later locks will power down.
- You have a strict move allowance and only 5 resets per chamber. Plan your route carefully before placing mirrors.
FAQ
- What do the dark prisms do?
- Dark prisms absorb the light beam unless the beam's color matches the prism's pass mask. You must route around them or use the correct color.
- How do two-way mirrors work?
- Two-way mirrors split the incoming light into two beams: one continues straight, and the other reflects at a 90-degree angle.
- Why did my receiver power down?
- Receivers must be lit in the correct numbered sequence. If a beam breaks or changes color before reaching an earlier receiver, the later ones will lose power.
