Ghorpm: Prelogate The game I won
here, once again thank you xckx!
What I can I say, I absolutely love this game! It looks like a standard lasers+mirrors+gates logic game but it has a great twist that makes it special: later levels have several stages. The only difference is that some lasers and/or receivers are switched off/on or accepting different colors. The thing is that you have to construct your solution in such a way that it solves every single stage, without adding or taking anything from it. As small example: the first stage consist of three lasers (all turned on) and three receivers but only one accept light, others may not be hit by any laser. In next stage only two lasers are switched on but every receiver should get some light. In next stage only one laser is on whereas two receivers need light. And so on, and so on. And you have to create such a solution that will work with every single stage! So you'll need some logic gates and similar stuff to achieve it. It's a bit hard to explain it with words so if you like logic games give it a try.
My only complain is that THERE IS NO SUCH A THING AS WHITE LASER LIGHT!!! The very basic property of a laser is that it's monochromatic! /physicist mode off.
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Sounds great. I love me some puzzle games.
How hard does it get though? Is it suitable for small-brained individuals? D:
There are ten chapters in the game, the first five is more like a tutorial, introducing new mechanics but some levels can be slightly tricky nonetheless. Later levels combines more less everything that you were using before.
What I also like is that if you can use a specific element you can use as many of them as possible. In similar games like Chromatron the limited amount of devices somewhat suggested the solution. Here you can do it however you like. You can solve a level with five devices but if you want to do it with twenty - that's up to you. If it works it's fine so there are multiple solutions.
Last two chapters are the most difficult because space where you can place devices is very limited so making a working solution for a level that has nine steps is rather difficult. I got seriously stuck only in the last chapter, in one level particular. I was already thinking that there must be a bug somewhere and it couldn't be solved. I was wrong :)
But you know what, even if a few last levels are too difficult for you I would still recommend getting this game. The difficulty increases slowly so after the initial tutorial you will get puzzles that are rewarding to solve. Even if you don't beat the entire game you should get a lot of fun!