LazerLoop vs Fit The Clues

Tap an arrow with a clear path and it fires off the board. Block its path and… well, you'll see. RINGS — 50 orbits. NEW. No grid, no tapping — grab a ring and TURN it. Arrows ride the rings; the moment a flight path comes clear, it glows. Light the whole formation and launch it in one spiral volley. Locked rings, pearls, gear-linked pairs that turn together, rim gates, and multi-wave launches stand between you and three stars — every level's par is provably the minimum number of turns. CLASSIC — 100 hidden shapes. Every level assembles itself out of glowing arrows, then it's yours to take apart. Long winding snakes, tangled bends, packed grids — clear them all and the silhouette joins your collection. You never know what shape is next. ISOMETRIC — 100 districts. The thinking person's mode: place your pieces, set the firing order, then execute and watch the whole sequence chain off the board in one satisfying run. Mirrors, splitters and frozen beams along the way. DAILY CHALLENGE. A new silhouette every day, a replayable archive of every day you missed, and a monthly trophy for your cabinet. - 250 levels, every one machine-verified solvable - Two full design languages: soft pastel and electric neon - A collection gallery that fills as you clear shapes - Customisable themes, effects and laser sounds - Quick to learn, satisfying to master — no timers, no pressure

Fit The Clues is a logic-grid deduction game: every case is an illustrated scene of characters and their secrets, and your job is to fill every cell of the board using nothing but the clues. Feature: 1. Simple to play: read a clue, tap a cell, pick the right value. Correct answers lock in instantly; a wrong pick costs a heart. 2. Eight kinds of clues to reason through: direct facts, neighbors and spacing ("sits beside", "3 columns apart"), positions ("just left of", "between"), comparisons, superlatives, and bundles that describe an unnamed figure you must identify. 3. Spatial clues mean what your eyes see: characters stand in real positions on screen, so "in the rightmost column" is literally the column on the right. 4. Clues arrive in deduction order, at most three at a time — solving one reveals the next, so you never face a wall of text. 5. Every case is verified by an independent solver before it ships: exactly one solution, every cell reachable by step-by-step logic. No guessing, ever. 6. Stuck? Two hints reason the way you do: Insight reveals the next cell in the intended deduction order; the Eraser wipes a whole clue off your list by completing it for you.