仲の良い我々は常に横一列で進んでいくぞ！！

同じ色の障害物は破壊できるが、そうじゃない障害物はダメージを受けてしまうので気をつけろ！！

仲間が死ぬと棺桶に入り、同じ色の仲間が被害をうけるぞ！！

No Heroes. No Foes. Just skill and technology are all that's needed to complete the optical circuits of DEFLEKTOR.
DEFLEKTOR is an experience in laser logic. Guide your laser beam around each screen. Reflectors, refractors, mirrors, absorbers, polarisers and fibre optics are your basic apparatus. Your precise judgement of the angles and paths of your high intensity laser are the only means by which your beam can be directed towards the home receiver.
DEFLEKTOR is frustratingly compulsive, amazingly cunning: but above all it's unbelievably addictive.

すべてのブロックを通らなければ次に進めません。

敵は体当りした時の自分のレベルによって倒せたり返り討ちに合います。

This game is (loosely) based on a ZX Spectrum/C64 game of the same name, but has whole new levels and extra game mechanics to boggle your mind even more.

After 20 introductory levels of varying difficulty things kick up a notch when cogs start to become connected to each other - turning one will turn all cogs with the same label.

Can you complete all the levels, and complete them in less than 50 moves each to earn all 300 stars??

Please note that the music included is from the C64 version of the game this is based on, and is copyright Vojislav Mihailovic.

All code and other assets are copyright TCKSOFT/Andrew Pointon 2014.

Level 9 published 20 games, and were in one way or the other connected to a number of other games. This extraordinary feat makes them the second largest text adventure company right after Infocom.
Their games featured a decent parser with a dictionary of sometimes 1000 words and more, making them the most advanced adventure games ever available on tape.

Games uses an advanced command language interpreter that understands both simple one or two word commands and complex multiple command sentences. Read section "Library/About/How to play" in program to more info.

L9Droid v0.5
Copyright (c) 2012-2013 OneRedPixel.pro
Written by Paul Stakhov, sources available at https://github.com/tsapree/L9Droid

L9Droid comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it under certain conditions; see the GNU General Public License for more details.

Level 9 Interpreter v5.1
Copyright (c) 1996-2011 Glen Summers and contributors.
Contributions from David Kinder, Alan Staniforth, Simon Baldwin, Dieter Baron and Andreas Scherrer.

To improve their intel, TMA built a massive neutrino scanner on the moon. But the first scan sent terror to the heart every citizen on Earth, Mars and Moon. They were not winning the war at all! The Centaurian losses were mainly drones and the massive moon size drone factory in the asteroid belt, that the scanner had revealed, was now functioning at full capacity. If anything, it was a mathematical certainty that they would lose the war in less than a year. And the Centaurians take no prisoners. From their perspective, TMA citizen are mere fertilizers to grow their precious crop know as Centauris Immortalis, which grants the Centaurians four times the normal human lifespan and general good health but at the cost of irreversible dependence on the crop as sole source of nutrition.
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TMA strategists realised that their only chance is to destroy the factory. They sent two of their best sky pilots one after the other on the mission and but none returned.

The legendary Leopold Marsellius, AKA Leo Mars, who with Outpost Commander Skopberg, held a crucial strategic outpost at the onset of the war and claimed countless enemy ships, has volunteered for the mission. One reason why he promptly and forcefully volunteered is one of the missing skypilot is Keira Jane, a former love interest of his
as a cadet.

There is one thing standing between him and his objective (or objectives): the Gridlock, a massive grid of lasers dotted with portals that act as a fast one way highway for enemy drones.

Game features:

--Two modes, a fast paced circuit mode, which is more or less a reflex game, and a campaign mode which requires problem solving skills.
--Two ships, one for each mode.
--Many upgrades.
--Unique game play mechanics such as time distortion beams that send you into the past.
--Leaderboard

- 4 Episodes: The Castle, The Garden, The Forest, The Cavern
- 36 Levels (9 Levels per Episode)

The first Episode is free to play. Episodes 2, 3, 4 can be unlocked through in-app purchases.