Logic Pro - Neon Edition

Logic Pro - Neon Edition is a lights-out puzzle. The board is a set of tiles, some lit and some dark, and the goal is to switch every one of them off.

The catch is that tiles do not act alone. Clicking or tapping a tile flips it between on and off, and it flips its neighbours at the same time. Switching one light off can turn others back on, so each level calls for working out which tiles to press before you commit.

Levels get harder as you go, and the game tracks your best score. The developer asks you to solve each board in as few moves as possible, which adds a second target beyond simply clearing it. A help section is included for anyone who wants the rules spelled out, and the visuals lean on neon colours, as the name suggests.

Click a tile with the mouse, or tap it on a touchscreen, to toggle it on or off. Each press also toggles the tiles next to it. Keep pressing until every light on the board is off, which completes the level. Try to finish in as few moves as you can, and open the help section if you need more detail.

Pressing the same tile twice puts it and its neighbours back exactly as they were, so a second press on a tile is a wasted move. It also follows that the order of presses does not change the result, only which tiles you press. Plan the set of tiles first, then count them against your best score.

A lights-out logic puzzle in a landscape frame, with levels that grow more difficult and best-score tracking. The developer lists a mouse on desktop and touch on mobile, and calls the controls mobile-friendly.

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