LYSER Reviews

Interesting concept, sadly too easy and button mashy, and pretty much turned into an achievement farm for those that want to customize their profile. The thing is, the font itself is really great. Would recommend those that want a Sci-fi themed words in their Achievement showcase. but.... is it worth the time and effort to play the game for more than hours or days? No. tho that's just my opinion

Ok premise. Bad pacing and level design. It's mostly just click hunting randomly for a solution. You never really get ah-ha moments like you figured something out. More of a guess. But since it's a dollar I'll say sure.

I needed about an 1 hour to do all the levels, and I'm neither puzzle freak, maths nor logical thinking genius. It was fun, I recommend the game, (cause its very cheap), but more levels and / or bricks/mirrors / portals kinda things would have been great content. Hello developers? =) Additional content? :-)

Quick and easy puzzle game. It is rather relaxing but the difficulty is quite low and the length of the game is only about 30 minutes worth of play time. The developer should consider finding ways to extend the gameplay. The graphics and music are simple and soothing. 5/10.

Just bought the game to have Letters for my Achievement Showcase. Unlocked everything in about 30 Minutes. Easy enough. Was fun while it lasted. EDIT: Turns out Steam hasn't given the game clearance for Global Stat tracking yet, so no Letter Achievement Showcase. Still recommend, was enjoyable enough for 50 cents.

Lyser is an object manipulation puzzle game - you need to make your laser source light up all the targets. To that end, you can rotate various mirrors and guide the laser with their help. The concept is simple and tried, the game looks good, but the levels are a bit underwhelming. Since the game is cheap (below 1 EUR), it's about OK - just note you can finish under 1 hour.

A quick and simple puzzle game about reflecting light. Fun, but verges on too easy if you're looking for anything more than a relaxing distraction.

Doesn't challenge you with any of it's concepts, just has one indirect path each level. Most of it is just waiting for the multiple orbs that are placed for no real reason. Game 100% complete in 20 minutes.

This is a difficult review to write because I am so on the fence about it. On one hand, the content is slim. Realistically, there are not many levels, and you can very easily brute force your way through the game, no real cunning or puzzling required. The game can be finished in less than a half hour if you really put your mind to it and while there are some minor gimmicks at play, the game never deviates from the formula too much. Objectively, there is no challenge to the game either, some timed element might have been a great addition that breathed some life into it. On the other hand, the game is very cheap, and the things that it does well - such as ambience and music, it does very well. As a stand alone entry, at full price, I wouldn't necessarily recommend this. Were it to be on sale or bundled, then perhaps your money might be worth it. At any rate, don't consult any guides for this game - you will most likely spoil your enjoyment and any challenge the game may offer.

[b] Achievements. Finish all of the levels [/b] [h1] The Game [/h1] Very simple puzzle game where you use platforms to guide lasers through objectives. [h1] The Achievements [/h1] Just finish all of the levels. The game can be completed in 30 minutes. [h1] Recommendation [/h1] Very basic and simple yet somewhat interesting. Nothing special about the game.