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LightsOut
LightsOut
General
Author	JigPu (Jason Gerecke)
Type	Puzzle
Version	1.01
License	Mixed
Last Updated	2009/05/26
Links
	Download
	Website
	Source

Latest revision as of 07:02, 4 March 2023

IightsOut is a version of the classic light-extinguishing puzzle Lights Out.

The goal is, as hinted by the name, to turn off all lights on the game board. Pressing a light causes it and its four neighbors to toggle on and off. Lights that were off will turn on, and lights that were on turn off. Despite the simple rules and goal, games take most players several minutes to complete.

User guide

Each game begins with lights randomly off or on. To make a move, move the on-screen cursor to the group of lights you wish to change. When you press a light, it and its four neighbors will toggle from off to on, and vice-versa. Lights that are on are a bright green, while those that are off are gray. Play continues until you have caused all the lights on the board to be turned off. Once you've won a game, a new one will be automatically started. You can exit at any time durring a game.

Good moves are usually not obvious to players, but there is an option for those who become frustrated... Cheating! Cheating causes the computer to make a move which will get you closer to completing the game. Cheating several times in a row will spoil most of the solution, but can be useful if you find yourself stuck.

As your skill improves, LightsOut offers several ways to challenge yourself. Move counters, game timers, and additional difficulty levels all let you hone your skill. Increasing the difficulty causes lights to take on additional colors, with the sequence each light goes through displayed at the bottom right in the "color map". A maximum difficulty of 7 is available, which should be sufficient for even the most skilled of players.

Controls

Wiimote:

D-Pad - Move cursor

A - Press light

B - "Cheat" for 1 move

Plus/Minus - Increase/Decrease Difficulty

1 - Toggle demo mode

Home - Exit game

Keyboard:

Arrow Keys - Move cursor

Enter - Press light

TAB - "Cheat" for 1 move

Page Up/Down - Increase/Decrease Difficulty

1 - Toggle demo mode

ESCAPE - Exit game

Screenshots

Changelog

Version 1.01 2009/04/30

Fix documentation.

Version 1.0 2009/01/29

Initial release for Wii and PC..

Credits

Game - Jason Gerecke (JigPu).
Graphics - Jason Gerecke (JigPu).
Font - "Yukarimobile" by Vic Fieger.
Thanks to all the people behind devkitPro, libogc, and SDL-Wii.

External links

GitHub - https://github.com/jigpu/LightsOut
WiiBrew - https://wiibrew.org/wiki/LightsOut

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-|image=lightsoutwii.jpg
-|image_alt=LightsOut
-}}
 {{Infobox Wii Homebrews
 |title=LightsOut
-|image=lightsoutwii.jpg
+|image=lightsoutwii2.png
-|description=Try to turn out all the lights
+|description=Try to turn out all the lights.
-|author=JigPu
+|author=JigPu (Jason Gerecke)
 |lastupdated=2009/05/26
 |type=Puzzle
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 |license=Mixed
 |download=https://dlhb.gamebrew.org/wiihomebrews/lightsoutwii.7z
-|website=#LNF
+|website=https://github.com/jigpu/LightsOut
 |source=https://github.com/jigpu/LightsOut
 }}
-https://wiibrew.org/wiki/LightsOut
+IightsOut is a version of the classic light-extinguishing puzzle [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lights_Out_(video_game) Lights Out].
+The goal is, as hinted by the name, to turn off all lights on the game board. Pressing a light causes it and its four neighbors to toggle on and off. Lights that were off will turn on, and lights that were on turn off. Despite the simple rules and goal, games take most players several minutes to complete.
+==User guide==
+Each game begins with lights randomly off or on. To make a move, move the on-screen cursor to the group of lights you wish to change. When you press a light, it and its four neighbors will toggle from off to on, and vice-versa. Lights that are on are a bright green, while those that are off are gray. Play continues until you have caused all the lights on the board to be turned off. Once you've won a game, a new one will be automatically started. You can exit at any time durring a game.
+Good moves are usually not obvious to players, but there is an option for those who become frustrated... Cheating! Cheating causes the computer to make a move which will get you closer to completing the game. Cheating several times in a row will spoil most of the solution, but can be useful if you find yourself stuck.
+As your skill improves, LightsOut offers several ways to challenge yourself. Move counters, game timers, and additional difficulty levels all let you hone your skill. Increasing the difficulty causes lights to take on additional colors, with the sequence each light goes through displayed at the bottom right in the "color map". A maximum difficulty of 7 is available, which should be sufficient for even the most skilled of players.
+== Controls ==
+'''Wiimote:'''
+D-Pad - Move cursor
+A - Press light
+B - "Cheat" for 1 move
+Plus/Minus - Increase/Decrease Difficulty
+- Toggle demo mode
+Home - Exit game
+'''Keyboard:'''
+Arrow Keys - Move cursor
+Enter - Press light
+TAB - "Cheat" for 1 move
+Page Up/Down - Increase/Decrease Difficulty
+- Toggle demo mode
+ESCAPE - Exit game
 ==Screenshots==
-==Media==
+https://dlhb.gamebrew.org/wiihomebrews/lightsoutwii3.png
-<youtube></youtube>
+== Changelog ==
+''' Version 1.01 2009/04/30 '''
+* Fix documentation.
+''' Version 1.0 2009/01/29 '''
+* Initial release for Wii and PC..
+== Credits ==
+* Game - Jason Gerecke (JigPu).
+* Graphics - Jason Gerecke (JigPu).
+* Font - "Yukarimobile" by Vic Fieger.
+* Thanks to all the people behind devkitPro, libogc, and SDL-Wii.
+== External links ==
+* GitHub - https://github.com/jigpu/LightsOut
+* WiiBrew - https://wiibrew.org/wiki/LightsOut