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Puzzle Light: Connect

93% positive of 45 Steam reviews

Released: 2021
Steam Deck: Not tested
Platforms: Steam

Made by Waidy Andrade. Published by Cronostase.

About the game

Connect the pieces to form the circuit and turn on the lights in this puzzle game.

Tagged by players

Board Game
Logic
Tabletop
Difficult
Isometric
Puzzle
Hand-drawn
Minimalist
Sokoban
Top-Down
Colorful
Casual

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What players say

Recommended
Puzzle Light: Connect is a small and focused logic game that turns the basic concept of electrical circuits into a series of approachable brain teasers. Developed by Waidy Andrade and published by Cronostase, the game does not attempt to overwhelm players with complicated mechanics, storytelling, or progression systems. Instead, it presents a simple objective: connect the available pieces correctly, complete the…
10 h played when written. 0 found it helpful.
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Not recommended
I entirely approve of using one's existing puzzle game assets to make a variety of games; I wish more devs did that. With that said, I did not enjoy Connect, partly because of the concept and how the levels played out, but mostly because it's a puzzle game which heavily emphasizes order of operations, and yet its undo system is limited to your last 9 moves. Games like this without unlimited undo are a petty kind of…
1.1 h played when written. 2 found it helpful.
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