God of Light is a beautiful and relaxing physics game in which you must light up the Universe using your powers of logic.

See the light

The idea of God of Light is pretty straightforward. The game stars a glowing beam of light with a face (known as Joey), and you need to somehow direct this light at an object known as a 'Source of Life'. In each level you need to find the unique way to manipulate the beam of light towards the target.

Light beams in God of Light can be controlled in a variety of ways. You'll need to strategically use the objects that reflect, bend, refract, teleport, or change the color of the light. There are more than 75 different levels and the puzzles get more and more bewildering as you go.

Beam me up

The basic controls in God of Light are straightforward. You drag the beam of light from Joey with your finger, and can manipulate the various objects with a simple gesture. It works great on an iPad but can be a bit fiddly on an iPhone.

God is a DJ

God of Light is graphically sublime. The fantastical worlds are beautifully rendered and the light beams are electrifyingly bright. One slight complaint is that the blue beams and the green beams are a little too similar in color. Although it's not completely disruptive, it might cause problems for those who suffer from color blindness.

One of the standout things about God of Light is its soundtrack. It features a haunting original score from ambient music maestros U.N.K.L.E. The atmosphere of the music perfectly matches the look and feel of the game, although it doesn't capture the true magic of the U.N.K.L.E records of old.

Trip the light fantastic

God of Light is addictive and relaxing, and is great for getting your endorphins flowing.