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Chequered Ink Ltd. / Sep 2, 2016 / Casual, Indie
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CompareAn 80s-themed puzzle game in which you avoid the line of sight of lethal gun turrets... while acquiring pick-up sticks.
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Mostly Positive
71% positive, 34 reviews
Won't You Be My Laser? is a quirky indie puzzle game developed and published by Chequered Ink Ltd., a studio known for creating compact experiences built around clever mechanics and distinctive themes. At first glance, the game appears to be a simple retro-inspired puzzle title, but beneath its colorful presentation lies a surprisingly engaging challenge centered on timing, observation, and strategic movement....
0 found this helpful, 2026-06-23
A star system that awards up to 5 stars because "there's no such thing as 3 star ratings in the 80s"
0 found this helpful, 2026-06-21
If you enjoy achievement hunting by having to methodically learn each level in order to perfect it and you like old school arcade type move the dot to get the dots and avoid the killer line gameplay... not really? though so... At least it's cheap and has cards :)
31 found this helpful, 2016-11-02
A simple design game that test our persistence and finger agility. No options, no configurations, just enter the stages and begin. Have to run each stages repeatedly. First to gather all the sticks and heading to the exit while mapping the path, second is to repeat the process of heading to the exit till you Ace the stage, or vice versa. Test of endurance with zero error of mistake, every keypress is crucial, every...
7 found this helpful, 2016-09-12
Well, the graphics aren`t the best. But the gameplay is kinda fun... and i enjoy it! The game is not that easy if you want to get all stars. And that`s a nice challenge!
16 found this helpful, 2016-09-03
Game made by these UK folks https://chequered.ink/ In a nutshell a rage quit game offering 25 levels each of which need to be passed two times. First by collecting 5 sticks dispersed on each level and secondly by acquiring the trophy time as dictated by the developers. These time requirements need the finger agility of an octopus and the reflex speed of a cheetah, with hardly any room for error. While I enjoyed the...
6 found this helpful, 2017-09-20
A fine game for a buck. I was able to finish all of the levels on WASD though I imagine a contoller would be better. My biggest gripe is (and typically I don't care one lick about achievements) is that you can only get cheevo credit for perfecting a level. I'd have just added one in that said "hey, you beat every level". Overall it was a fine way to spend half an hour, maybe more like an hour if you want to perfect...
0 found this helpful, 2022-08-19
Fun to play, hard to perfect. Such a nice ost, sadly i can't find it anywhere, some levels are hard but that's me. Good for it's price
0 found this helpful, 2022-05-29
The routes are not terribly difficult to figure out; however, there is very little room for error while completing them. It is easy enough to complete the puzzles. Earning full stars for each level is not as easy. This game relies more on mechanics to solve puzzles than it does problem solving, (The "killzone" for your cube seems to be disproportionately large compared to the visual box). The music and atmosphere are...
5 found this helpful, 2016-09-06
Simplistic and very cheap, and gives a good hour or two of achievement-hunting gameplay. If you have a coupon for this then there's absolutely no reason to ignore it. It's a fun little game, with groovy music!
4 found this helpful, 2016-09-21