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About This Demo

Every shape has a truth behind its face.

“THANKS, LIGHT.” is a first-person puzzle adventure where geometry, physics, and perception collide.

Examine the world through light, manipulate dimensions, and uncover shapes that were never what they seemed.

Shine light to awaken dimension.

In “THANKS, LIGHT.”, shining light reveals the object's hidden 3D form—granting it weight, collision, and reality.

What looked like a simple square might unfold into a staircase. A thin silhouette might mask a towering pillar.

Use this mechanic to solve puzzles built around spatial insight, object orientation, and hidden structures.

It’s not just about what you see — it’s about what the light reveals..

Turn space into silence.

Absorbing light strips an object of its volume and mass, flattening it into a static 2D state.

A ball that once rolled now rests. A block once blocking your way now slips between the cracks.

Mastering this mechanic is essential for controlling motion, freezing time, and even navigating through narrow impossibilities.

It’s geometry with gravity off.

[THIS FEATURE IS GOING TO BE INCLUDED IN THE FULL RELEASE VERSION]

Copy. Resize. Fuse.

This world is not fixed. Use mirrors to duplicate objects.

Aim through lenses to resize them — enlarge a key to unlock the unreachable, shrink a shape to fit the impossible.

Merge two shapes into one to create entirely new tools.

Puzzles evolve by combining all prior mechanics into layered challenges that reward creativity, not just logic.

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A world built for perfection… until something breaks.

Venture through vast liminal halls designed by a watchful system — pristine, orderly, and oppressive.

At first, you follow the Administrator’s plan. But soon, you encounter a glitch — a presence that doesn’t belong.

As puzzles begin to warp, the structure starts to fracture.

You’re not just solving puzzles. You’re navigating a narrative of control, rebellion, and self-awareness.

Inspired by backrooms, brutalist architecture, and psychological tension, the story slowly peels itself open — if you’re paying attention.