Lightspeed for Windows

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Download.com staffSeptember 2, 2015

In Lightspeed, your task is to illuminate spheres by directing laser beams along reflective material and through translucent objects. You're not playing against the clock or another player--it's just you and the principles of physics. Precision is key: If you turn a mirror too much, the beam may go completely off the board. The austere graphics portray the mirrors, reflectors, absorbers, and maze walls clearly. Even if you aren't very good at physics, the introductory levels systematically explain each game element. If you get stuck on a level, the Demo button shows you the solution. Like many games do, the trial version locks the medium and advanced levels, along with the level editor. After you tear through the trial levels in a half hour, Lightspeed may still become your favorite physics puzzle game.

Lightspeed for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: May 21, 2004

Latest update: September 2, 2015

Version: 1.2

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

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Windows 2000
Windows 10
Windows XP
Windows ME
Windows 98

Additional Requirements: Windows 98/Me/2000/XP, DirectX 8.1 drivers

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Deflektor comes to Windoze.
AmigaFutureJune 10, 2004
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The comment "The game is quite reminiscent of once very popular Incredible Machine and is equally addictive." is in reference to the Commodore 64 & the Amiga line of computers. I absalutely LOVED this game for the Amiga!!!! It's nice to see it here. It's not an exact version of it, but it's pretty close & if you've ever played Deflektor you'll remember the fun times you had (or may even still have). However, if you've never played Deflektor with the Amiga, then you're in for a treat...it's a lot of fun. Give this game a try. I'll challenge your mind & also give you some nice looking eye-candy. It's a nice clone from the "once very popular Incredible Machine"; the Amiga. :)

Developer’s Description

By Cubiform Games Lab

Manipulate elements that can absorb, reflect, refract, or transmit light and illuminate spheres.