100 curated levels
Six tiers, from two lights to six, each ramping from gentle to genuinely hard. Every level is solvable, and every one was picked by hand rather than generated on the fly.
Every light you tap pulls its linked lights with it. Finding the order is the whole game. 100 hand-picked puzzles, no timers, no pressure.
The game is finished and in store review. Links land here the day it goes live.
Each level is a stack of lights. Tap one and it flips — along with every light linked to it. Get them all lit and you win. There is no timer, no lives, no ticking clock: just you and an arrangement that only works one way. The early levels teach the idea in a few seconds. The later ones will keep you standing still in a corridor.
No energy meters, no daily login rewards, no nagging. Open it, solve something, put it down.
Six tiers, from two lights to six, each ramping from gentle to genuinely hard. Every level is solvable, and every one was picked by hand rather than generated on the fly.
Finishing is easy. Finishing in the fewest possible taps is the real target — that is what earns the third star, and your best count is kept for every level.
Stuck on how a level is wired? The connection view colours each light and draws the links between them, so you can read the structure instead of guessing at it.
A hint never solves the level for you. It shakes the lights you need to tap and re-reads the board after every move, so you still make the moves — and still learn the pattern.
The puzzles live on your device. No connection, no account, no sign-up wall — open the app on a plane and everything works.
Sign in with Google or Apple and your stars, best runs and purchases follow you to a new phone. Skip it and everything stays on your device — it is genuinely optional.
A full dark theme and a full light one, both designed rather than inverted. Follows your system setting, or pin whichever you prefer.
Fully translated into English, Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese, Hindi and Malayalam — every screen, not just the menus.
Every light drives a different set. Turn on the connection view and the links are drawn for you — colour-coded, arrowed, and impossible to misread.
Levels are grouped by size, with your stars on every tile. New tiers unlock as your total stars grow, so there is always a reason to go back and beat an old run.
Solving it is one thing. Solving it in the minimum number of taps is another — and the game remembers your best for every single level.
Not a washed-out inversion. The dark theme was drawn on its own terms, so the lit tiles actually glow against it.
All 100 levels are free. If you want to change something about how you play, you buy it once and it is yours — there is nothing to renew and nothing to cancel.
Fully translated, screen by screen, into six languages.
Soon. The game is finished and going through store review for Android and iOS. This page will carry the download links the moment it is live — no newsletter, no waitlist, just check back.
Every level is a stack of lights, some on and some off. Tapping a light toggles it — and every light linked to it. Your job is to get them all on. The links are what make it a puzzle: the obvious tap is usually the wrong one.
Yes. All 100 levels are free to play. Optional one-time purchases remove ads, unlock every tier at once, or top up your hints. There is no subscription, and no level is locked behind money.
No, and none is created for you in the background — until you sign in, your progress simply lives on your device. Signing in with Google or Apple is optional and exists for one reason: so that progress survives a new phone or a reinstall.
Yes. The puzzles are on your device, so no connection is needed to play. Cloud save, sign-in and purchases are the only parts that need the internet.
It shows you which lights to tap — it does not tap them for you. The lights you need shake, and the shake updates after every move, so you still solve the level yourself. Once you have paid for a level's hint, seeing it again on that level is free.
English, Spanish, Portuguese (Brazil), Japanese, Hindi and Malayalam. The game follows your device language, and you can switch it manually in settings.