- July 18, 2022
- catgrease
Light Maze
98%Game Brain Score
graphics, replayability
music, gameplay
98% User Score 62 reviews
Platforms
About
A simple casual game where you light up floor tiles in a level in order to go to the next level.



Audience ScoreBased on 62 reviews
graphics2 positive mentions
- The game features a beautiful and relaxing design with satisfying lighting effects as players progress through the levels.
- It's a simple and fun puzzle game that is perfect for quick play sessions, making it a great time killer.
- The game is free to play, offers 100 levels, and has a clean interface, making it accessible and enjoyable for a wide audience.
- The puzzles are generally too easy, which may not provide enough challenge for some players.
- The lack of music can make the gameplay feel dull and repetitive over time.
- Some players experienced performance issues due to the game's dynamic lighting system, which may require a more powerful computer.
music
6 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe music aspect of the game has received mixed feedback; while some players appreciate the absence of traditional music in favor of satisfying sound effects, others find the silence dull and suggest that music could enhance the overall experience. There are calls for a dynamic music system that rewards players as they progress, adding to the game's atmosphere. Overall, the consensus is that incorporating music could significantly improve engagement and mood.
“Loading it up and putting on some music in the background was a great, chill way to spend an hour.”
“I do wish there was music; a suggestion I thought would be great while playing would be that as you fill in the stage/reach the end for a color, the louder the music played, so it feels rewarding not only in the fact you're lighting up the stage but also unlocking the music associated with the color.”
“Without music, playing 100 levels in silence is boring.”
“There is no music; it would actually help build the mood here.”
“You would get a random text from someone and creepy exorcist music would start playing.”