Rayland

I only disliked the fact that sometimes i think im placing the mirror on a square when in fact its on another one.

Quite short to finish, but a fun, neat little puzzle game. I think the aesthetic is very fitting.

A single sitting quick set of puzzles that never really grows into a true challenge. I got it for $0.99 and got that much out of it. The concepts here are pretty simply; Reflect the laser to the target with mirrors you can flip and place. There's only one additional wrinkle added throughout the short 43 puzzles and that is the crossing two lasers to aim diagonal. No other puzzle elements ever get presented so the puzzles never really evolve beyond that. Additionally, the puzzle boards/environment layouts give away the bulk of the puzzles. It really isn't until the very end that there are misleading layouts. Visual design is more than fine and everything works as it should. In the end it's ~45mins of straightforward puzzles with one or two that will slow you down a little bit. You can't buy much for a dollar these days so I'll take it. Anything more and I would've expected a lot more.

Short and sweet, worth the price, the concept is nice although there could be some more creative puzzles (for example one relying on 4 rays deflecting each other, each pair of rays becoming diagonally deflected and then back to non-diagonal by deflecting both diagonal rays together); long story short, aside from some potential not being used, if you enjoy puzzles and have some spare 30 minutes and less than a dollar to spend, just buy it, don't look for more reviews.

打折時買入，打發時間、腦力激盪可以買，關卡還不錯玩，但有點少。