Rayland 2

Great sequel!

한글 지원 안한다고 써있는데 한글로 나옵니다 애초에 설명 자체가 거의 없는 게임이구요 가끔 큐브가 대각선으로 돌아가는 버그가 있습니다...

I love these types of "reflect the lasers to their targets"-type of games and this is no disappointment. Yes, it is very small, so don't expect hours upon hours of gameplay (1 or 2 hours is enough to finish it), but for the tiny game it is, it is well executed. Would therefore recommend, as its small price properly reflects its length. One thing I do miss is the ability to actually do something with multi-colored lasers. When blue and red lasers combine, the new laser properly turns purple, but there was not a single level where that was actually a viable / required strategy. Missed opportunity there... Note I did get some kind of bug (once) where one of the reflective blocks was skewed, aiming the laser wrong and making the level unplayable. Luckily it was an early level, so restarting didn't cause too much of a hassle.

The game is sold for a very reasonable price, but it is relatively short. There are 50 puzzles in total and it took me just over an hour to solve them all at a relaxed pace. I think the puzzles may need a bit more playtesting as many of the puzzles were solvable without using all of the supplied pieces. Multiple-solution puzzles are nice but if there are too many pieces it makes the puzzle a bit too easy. The music is a bit repetitive, but the graphics look polished, as do the animations. I will be keen to try the next instalment.

Minimalist game that's done cleanly, although I don't particularly like the graphic style and the distorted perspective. The controls also take some getting used to. As far as I know the cubes can only be rotated by using a controller. There's no way to play it using a mouse only (for no obvious reason). The music is quite relaxing. Most of the levels are very easy, but the last few are tricky. I don't recommend it as it feels pretty soulless and doesn't really offer anything new either.

Pleasant laser puzzle game.

Bons puzzles.