Opticaland

Lavi Mahal

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About this game

The Princess is lost in the temple of light, help her to find her way home. Opticaland is a game where you need to use the lights and manipulate them to get through the levels. An immersive adventure combined with some great visuals.

Ratings and reviews

Pretty graphics, nice concept, disappointing gameplay. The controls are marginal. Rotation doesn't work well or consistently, so you just poke around the right half of the screen until you figure out what direction works. Navigation is slow and requires you to press and hold until your character reaches her destination. This is uncomfortable and makes even short levels feel long. The angled overhead view is nice for navigating around, but it makes no sense at all for aiming optical beams. Shouldn't the princess be able to see where the beam is pointing? The workaround is that a ding noise happens when your beam hits something, but this is not great. This limitation is annoying because it has no basis in the world of the game. Also, the rules of the puzzles seem inconsistent, which is hard to explain, as there seem to be only a few types of objects. Is it a glitch or a rule? I am not sure I have the patience to experiment with it and find out.

Well the game is great but the camera is just frustrating. The movement works but you can't zoom out or even auto zoom out when turning a mirror then zooming back in, its hard to solve puzzles when you cant see where you're aiming the lazer. Bit too many ads three plays then watch for more but with 15 levels its to make any money and understandable. In 8 the mirrors are not interchangeable with no indicator of it. Still Great Game but still needs work and more levels.

I came across this game which is actually based on a pretty nice concept while trying out a bunch of games because I was bored. The controls should be improved a bit but I would have played this game non stop if the key didnt take that long to appear. The controls need to be a bit more accurate especially in rotating the character. The user should be able to choose on which side of the screen the controls should be. The graphics are pretty good. Good job!