Lightem Out

It feels like luck more than strategy when I manage to pass a level. If you could control each canons direction separately it could be a bit more strategic, but because they are all controlled together there isn't a clear-cut way to solve a level.

Rather than plotting how to angle the balls to go directly over each of the lights, you instead find yourself trying to get them to barely touch the edge of them before moving on... And basically guess for an angle that will work, because any attempt to strategize with one or two canons will most certainly not work with the other two.

Beautiful style. Fun to play, althogh I agreee that more strategy and less trial and error wohld be better.

Interesting. Went through several levels. Music wasn't obnoxious like other games. Kind of relaxing. Could ad some other obstacles or gravity wells to mix things up a bit.

most of the people use trial and error methods. There is still strategy! You can divide the region with 11 x 11 (dots) My tips is look for symmetry position to solve symmetry pattern - row 6 and column 6. For imsymmetry pattern, look for probability. It is still a like trial and error but we can start eliminating some impossible answers so it will be easy to approach the goal.

Really nice and unique game. I always wished to turn off the lights from the Submachine games, so I can't see my own failures. ^^