Spirits vs Light Ahead

"Art so beautiful it could have been lifted from a Miyazaki movie." –WIRED Autumn is coming. Leaves fall, and spirits rise from the fallen leaves to begin their journey home. You must guide them, without direct control, by changing how the wind blows or by rebuilding the ground. Each spirit can be sacrificed to perform one of four actions - build a bridge of leaves, create a blowing cloud, dig tunnels, or block wind currents in an area. Use your actions wisely or you will run out of spirits. In each level it's up to you to find your own creative solution on how to get the spirits to the goal. ◆◆◆◆◆ REVIEWS ◆◆◆◆◆ "Striking art and innovative gameplay" –The Escapist "Spirits is clever, challenging, and beautiful" –Gamasutra "Spirits is an outstanding blend of puzzle and strategy" –DIYgamer "The overall design -- graphics, animation, audio tracks -- as well as the whimsical element of soaring on the wind, really make this an enjoyable title to experience" –TouchArcade "Gorgeous visuals; ambient music; solid level design" –Slide To Play "Where Spirits really innovates is in its look and feel. When the wind physics start to do their thing, the experience is pretty magical" –TUAW, Mike Schramm "Spirits is more than just a pretty face, as you'll utilize little creatures to build ladders, dig tunnels, or blow gusts of wind to get their counterparts to an exit. It's similar to what we've seen in Lemmings or Downstream Panic, but the use of wind and the diverse puzzles keep things fresh and interesting" –GamesRadar "Relaxing, stunning, and simple will keep players coming back for more" –148Apps "Visually, the game is gorgeous. Everything has a soft, ethereal vibe to it, particularly the soothing ambient music and the challenging (but not frustrating) level design" –The Mac Gamer "There is so much attention to detail in this game that once you have finished it you will want to play it all over again" –CreativeApplications.net ◆◆◆◆◆ AWARDS ◆◆◆◆◆ Winner of the IndieCade "Best Aesthetics" Award, Culver City, California, USA – 2010 IGF 2011: Best Mobile Game - Honorable mention Sense of Wonder Night Selection at Tokyo Game Show, Japan – 2010 Gamasutra's Best Of 2010: Top 5 iOS Games - Honorable mention ◆◆◆◆◆ VIDEO & SUPPORT ◆◆◆◆◆ Visit www.spacesofplay.com/spirits to watch a gameplay video. Search on YouTube for walkthroughs of all levels in Spirits. For questions and support send emails to support@spacesofplay.com. Supports Retina Display with high resolution graphics. If you experience technical problems, please try to reboot your device.

You have no weapon. You have a candle, a poor sense of direction, and forty dungeons between you and the way out. Light Ahead is a stealth maze puzzle. Study each monster's patrol, slip past it or lure it onto a trap, and light every torch in the room. The ladder out stays locked until the last flame catches. Meet your hero: a perfectly ordinary person who wandered into the wrong dungeon and absolutely cannot stand the dark. No sword. No plan. Just an irrational need to light every single torch before leaving. The monsters? Terrifying. The darkness? Somehow worse. So here you are, dodging creatures, diving behind corners, and avoiding ancient dungeon traps, all because you refuse to take the ladder until every candle is lit. Lure monsters into traps, slip through the chaos, and methodically illuminate 40 handcrafted pixel dungeons one torch at a time. FOUR THINGS DOWN THERE ARE NOT AFRAID OF THE DARK Skeletonus. Phantomus. Vlad the Undying. And waiting at the bottom, sealed in with you, Groll. While a boss still stands, the ladder stays shut. — 40 levels of cowardly, torch-lit brilliance — Four boss fights, each one guarding the way out — Monsters with patrol patterns to study and exploit — Environmental traps that do the fighting you refuse to do — Charming pixel art dungeons — No ads. No in-app purchases. Pay once, lights forever. Light Ahead: because someone has to do it, and that someone is apparently you. Music by xDeviruchi (Marllon Silva), from the Minifantasy series by Leohpaz.