Reflection! Numbers

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This is a puzzle game in which you aim to reach a flag point outside the board by reflecting a ray of light to reflective blocks on a 4x4 board and destroying all of the blocks.

Let’s consider the path of the ray of light will take to destroy all the reflective blocks by choosing the appropriate number of reflections for each reflective block.

Even if you destroy all the reflective blocks, you will fail if the ray of light cannot reach the flag point outside the board, so foresight and logical thinking skills are required.

With no time limit, take your time figuring out the escape route and aim for consecutive combos!

The current number of stages is 614 stages.

Let’s complete many stages and improve your foresight and logical thinking skills.




1. How to Use the Reflection Count Buttons
The number on the left indicates the number of times required to destroy a reflective block, and the number on the right indicates the number of times that button must be used. When you tap a reflection count button changes its color, indicating it is ready for use.
2. With a reflection count button ready for use, tapping a placed reflective block will display the number of times required to destroy that reflective block.
3. Once you've used all the reflection count buttons, you can tap the light source. Tapping the light source emits a ray of light from it.
4. When the ray hits a reflective block, the ray's direction changes by 90 degrees.
5. The number displayed on the reflective block indicates the number of times the ray must hit the block before it is destroyed.
6. The number on the bomb indicates the number of times the ray of light needs to hit the reflecting blocks and destroy them all. Each time the ray of light hits a reflective block, the number on the bomb decreases by one. When the number on the bomb reaches zero, the bomb explodes.
7. After detonating the bomb placed in front of the flag point, if the ray of light reaches the flag point, you are successful.
8. If the ray of light hits a bomb or the surrounding walls and disappears, you will fail.