The card (left side of image below) outlines the location, but not the orientation, of six tokens (one yellow checkpoint and five purple target/mirrors). Some modules extend the length of the laser, others change its direction or color, some allow lasers to pass through each other and others still combine and separate colors. Laser Maze requires you to use mirrors, beam-splitters, a little science and brainpower to direct the laser through a series of mind-challenging mazes and light up the target.

From lighting up young minds to creating fun for the whole family, our innovative games make you think while they make you smile. Alternatively, if you want to feel more like spies then you could mix it up by taking part in the dark using head torches.Your goal is to arrange a series of tokens to reflect and split a laser beam and hit all of the targets. This offering encompasses visually captivating graphics printed on robust polycarbonate material, interactive features, and meticulously curated themed sound packs.

Laser Maze requires you to use mirrors, beam-splitters, a little science, and brainpower to direct the laser through a series of mind-challenging mazes and light up the target.This game probably falls beyond the scope of BGG due to it being more of a solo puzzle than an actual game, but I figured I’d still post it here and it would give me an opportunity to blog about going solo! The person leading the activity should set up the audio device and speakers somewhere out of bounds, where it doesn’t interfere with the course, and start the music. With 40 out-of-this-world challenges, this fun logic maze game gives little scientists a boost of 21st century thinking. It streamlines the guessing game by giving a point to start, but it doesn’t guide the player afterwards.