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🔦 Laser Chess: Campaign
All ten mirror puzzles in order, with no clock. Plan the beam’s path before you tap: fewer wasted taps earn a bonus.
Free to play in your browser: no download and no account needed. The game opens on this page.
- Type
- Puzzle
- Difficulty
- Medium
- Round length
- 5–10 min
- Ages
- 10+
- Controls
- Tap a mirror to turn it
What it practises
- Deep reflection & analysis: Slowing down: weighing evidence, spotting weak arguments and explaining why something worked.
- Sustained focus: Longer sessions of steady effort, with check-ins when you start to slow down.
- Spatial & visual perception: Judging angles, rotations, paths and positions in 2D and 3D space.
Fast games can crowd out slow thinking, so this skill uses untimed games and written reflection.
Quick lesson: Reflection with angled mirrors
A mirror set at 45° to a beam turns it through a right angle. Chaining mirrors lets you route light around obstacles.
Check question
A beam meets a mirror tilted at 45° to its path. How far does it turn?
- 45°
- 90°
- 180°
- It passes straight through
Answer: 90°. It arrives 45° from the mirror and leaves 45° on the other side: 45° + 45° = 90°.
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