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Mirrors and Rays

Game details

Mirrors and Rays

Redirect a beam of light through mirrors to hit every target.

Developer: Playgama

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Mirrors and Rays is a light beam puzzle built entirely around angles - place and rotate mirrors to bend a single ray of light until it passes through every target on the board. Each added mirror changes the whole path, so late-level boards turn into real spatial-reasoning tests. A sharp pick if you're after a laser mirror puzzle with clean, satisfying visual feedback when a solution finally clicks.

How to play

Place and rotate mirrors on the grid to redirect the light beam so it passes through all the required targets.

Controls

Tap or click to place and rotate mirrors.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Mirrors and Rays get harder as you progress?+

Yes, Mirrors and Rays steps up in difficulty the further you get, so early levels are a good place to learn the mechanics before it gets tricky.

Can I play Mirrors and Rays on mobile?+

Yes, Mirrors and Rays runs directly in your mobile browser and adapts to touch controls.

Do I need to download Mirrors and Rays?+

No download is needed. Mirrors and Rays loads instantly in your browser on desktop, laptop, phone, or tablet.

How do I play Mirrors and Rays?+

Place and rotate mirrors on the grid to redirect the light beam so it passes through all the required targets.

What are the controls for Mirrors and Rays?+

Tap or click to place and rotate mirrors.

Is Mirrors and Rays safe to play?+

Yes. Mirrors and Rays is hosted for browser play with no installer or executable, so nothing is added to your device.

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