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About this game
Laser Maze is a calm light reflection puzzle played on a compact grid of seven columns and nine rows. A fixed emitter fires a steady amber beam, and your only tool is rotation. Every tap turns a mirror or a beam splitter by ninety degrees, and the whole board re-projects instantly, so you always see the true path of the light. Mirrors bend the beam with their diagonal face, splitters let it pass straight through while reflecting a second branch, and dark blocks soak the light up, forcing you to plan around them. The goal is simple to read and satisfying to chase: guide at least one beam through every crystal on the board at the same time. Sixty handcrafted levels ease you in with two mirrors and two crystals and grow all the way to six mirrors, eight crystals, splitters and blockers. Each level has a par turn count computed by a real solver, so three stars mean you matched the optimal number of turns. An endless mode generates fresh verified puzzles for every level number, a daily challenge picks one puzzle per UTC date for everyone, and progress, stars and streaks are stored on your device.
How to play
Tap any mirror or splitter to rotate it ninety degrees and the light path re-projects at once. Light every crystal at the same moment to clear the level. Blocks absorb the beam and cannot be rotated.
Tips & Tricks
- Watch where the beam already travels before you touch anything, the first move is usually obvious.
- Splitters double your coverage, find the angle where both branches sweep different clusters of crystals.
- A crystal stays lit only while a beam crosses it, so recheck the whole board after every turn.
- Par is the solver benchmark, replay a solved level and match that number for three stars.
Frequently asked questions
How are the three stars awarded?
Every level has a par turn count computed by a solver. Finishing at or under par earns three stars, up to three extra turns still earn two, and any clear is worth at least one star.
Can the same puzzle come back?
The sixty handcrafted levels are fixed, but endless mode builds a brand new verified puzzle for every level number, and the daily challenge selects one of them by UTC date with a fixed rotation twist.
What happens if I rotate a mirror twice?
Each tap advances the piece ninety degrees and four taps bring it back to the start. Two extra taps leave the reflection identical and only grow the turn counter.
