Prism Labyrinth
OMG you awake? I literally just finished playing Prism Labyrinth and I cannot sleep, it's 11pm and my brain is still buzzing. Remember how [someone] told me it was all about "dropping colorful balls into a glass to fill it up"? Dude, that description is like saying pizza is just "bread with toppings." Technically true, but completely missing the point!
Honestly, it's so much more. Like, the *prisms* aren't just for show. You drop a ball, right? But then it hits this prism and it doesn't just fall, it *splits* into two smaller balls, or it *changes color* depending on what kind of prism it hits. And the "glass" isn't just a glass, it's like a target zone that only takes certain colors, or you need two specific colors to land at the same time.
My first time playing, I was so confused. I just kept dropping balls, thinking "this is dumb." But then on like, level four, I had this red ball and it hit a blue prism, and suddenly it was a purple ball, and that purple ball was the only thing that could open this little gate to get to the next area. It was such a cool "aha!" moment, like, ohhhh, *that's* how it works!
I don't usually like puzzle games that make you think too hard, but this one is different. It's not just about precision, it's about figuring out the *path*. Like, I had this one level, "The Winding Passage," where I had to split a yellow ball into two, then bounce one off a springy wall to hit a green prism to make it blue, while the other yellow one went straight into a yellow target. It felt so clever when I finally got it. I was like, YES!
And the sounds! When a ball splits, it makes this little chime, and when it lands in the right spot, there's a satisfying little plink. It's really good. I told my sister about it already, and she's usually super picky. I just looked at the clock, it's almost midnight. This game just sucks you in. You gotta try it, your gonna love it.
Honestly, it's so much more. Like, the *prisms* aren't just for show. You drop a ball, right? But then it hits this prism and it doesn't just fall, it *splits* into two smaller balls, or it *changes color* depending on what kind of prism it hits. And the "glass" isn't just a glass, it's like a target zone that only takes certain colors, or you need two specific colors to land at the same time.
My first time playing, I was so confused. I just kept dropping balls, thinking "this is dumb." But then on like, level four, I had this red ball and it hit a blue prism, and suddenly it was a purple ball, and that purple ball was the only thing that could open this little gate to get to the next area. It was such a cool "aha!" moment, like, ohhhh, *that's* how it works!
I don't usually like puzzle games that make you think too hard, but this one is different. It's not just about precision, it's about figuring out the *path*. Like, I had this one level, "The Winding Passage," where I had to split a yellow ball into two, then bounce one off a springy wall to hit a green prism to make it blue, while the other yellow one went straight into a yellow target. It felt so clever when I finally got it. I was like, YES!
And the sounds! When a ball splits, it makes this little chime, and when it lands in the right spot, there's a satisfying little plink. It's really good. I told my sister about it already, and she's usually super picky. I just looked at the clock, it's almost midnight. This game just sucks you in. You gotta try it, your gonna love it.
Desktop Click to drop balls into the glass Fill the glass without missing or spilling balls Mobile Tap the screen to release balls Fill the glass without missing or spilling balls
