If you drove yourself mad building computers in Minecraft, Pight's redstone-inspired puzzling is an affordable palate cleanser
If you're 1) in the mood for a soothing and affordable 2D block-shoving puzzler, and 2) have many memories of building frightful hydraulic slaughterhouses in Minecraft, then perhaps Pight is for you. Created by Turkish devs Mindlabor, it's about using pistons, dynamite, mystic portals, electricity blocks, and other cuboid fauna to move a lightbulb block onto a power source. It takes open…
For those seeking a calming, budget-friendly 2D block-stacking puzzle game with a nostalgic touch of Minecraft's redstone mechanics, Pight by Turkish developers Mindlabor might be the perfect choice. The objective of the game is to relocate a lightbulb block to a power source by utilizing pistons, dynamite, mystic portals, electricity blocks, and other cuboid creatures.
Drawing inspiration from Minecraft's redstone, introduced in 2010, Pight allows players to create complex industrial machines and even functional computers within the game. While playing Pight, one may experience a sense of vertigo, but it quickly dissipates thanks to the game's straightforward and soothing puzzle mechanics. Endermen saboteurs are not a concern in this calming experience.
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