Kup On Pixels: A lights out game PC

Challenge your reasoning in this casual strategy puzzle where you toggle lights to turn them all on simultaneously, aiming for the fewest moves possible. Each level features colored lights with distinct effects: yellow and blue toggle adjacent positions including diagonals for blue, pink variants handle horizontal or vertical neighbors, red spans entire rows or columns, and orange reaches all four directions. With five modes offering six boards apiece across ten parts, the 300 levels ramp up difficulty steadily. Pixel art visuals draw from the PICO-8 palette, paired with relaxing songs for a calm play session. PC players master the core loop of selecting lights to flip patterns efficiently. Strategy fans who enjoy precise, progression-based indie challenges find a perfect fit here.

In the On Pixels game the goal is to leave all the lights on at the same time, using the minimum amount of movements for this.

The levels were carefully done one by one and balanced with a good progression of difficulty.

There are 5 game modes, with 6 boards each mode, and 10 parts on each board. Resulting in 5 x 6 x 10 = 300 levels for you to challenge your reasoning.

Can you turn on all the lights using the fewest movements possible?

FEATURES

The game features art made in pixel art, using the PICO-8 color palette.

The songs are relaxing and provide a pleasant experience for the player.

HOW TO PLAY

The Yellow Light affects itself and the lights immediately below, above, the left and the right of itself.



The Horizontal Pink Light affects itself and the lights immediately in the left and in the right of itself.



The Vertical Pink Light affects itself and the lights immediately below and above of itself.



The Blue Light affects itself and the lights immediately below, above, the left and the right of itself, and in all its diagonals.



The Horizontal Red Light affects itself and all the lights in the left and in the right of itself.



The Vertical Red Light affects itself and all the lights below and above of itself.



The Orange Light affects itself and all the lights below, above, the left and the right of itself.