What starts a light pulse?
Fill all ten cells of a row to clear it. Rows above move down; the game then sends one pulse through the resulting board, even when several rows clear together.
SPUNKY ORIGINALS
Prism Loom
Work the night shift in a fog-harbor workshop. Drop glass blocks, clear full rows and send light through matching fiber ports. Clearing space can also remove your bridge.
About the game
Work the night shift in a fog-harbor workshop. Drop glass blocks, clear full rows and send light through matching fiber ports. Clearing space can also remove your bridge.
How to play
Fill all ten cells of a row to clear it. Rows above move down; the game then sends one pulse through the resulting board, even when several rows clear together.
A thin white path shows connected glass. A lamp charges only when a real line-clear pulse reaches it. Matching colors and facing open ports are both required; ordinary locks do not add a pulse.
Every cell of the T has four open ports. Rotating a T changes its silhouette, while its ports stay open in all four directions. Other pieces can have directional ports.
Controls
Use arrows or A/D/S to move, Z/X or Up to rotate, Space to hard drop, and C to hold. P or Escape pauses. Touch buttons offer the same moves. After a result, R restarts.
Features
The second order finishes after two cleared rows. A quick double clear earns more line points in fewer drops; preserving the path can earn lighting and stability bonuses. Both are valid deliveries.
Three fixed lighthouse orders and one free night shift are included. Keep a lamp charged over two consecutive pulses for stability. There are no accounts, online rankings or multiplayer modes.
About this release
Spunky Game · Prism Loom 1.0.0 · Phaser 4.2.1
Completed orders, the current run and separate audio preferences stay in this browser. Storage may be restricted in embedded or private browsing; the live game still works without it.
Music and effects have separate controls. Sound starts after your first interaction. Pausing or leaving the tab stops playback. All rule feedback is visible without sound.
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Questions
Does a white path mean a charged lamp?
A thin white path shows connected glass. A lamp charges only when a real line-clear pulse reaches it. Matching colors and facing open ports are both required; ordinary locks do not add a pulse.
How do the T ports work?
Every cell of the T has four open ports. Rotating a T changes its silhouette, while its ports stay open in all four directions. Other pieces can have directional ports.
Must I light a lamp in the second order?
The second order finishes after two cleared rows. A quick double clear earns more line points in fewer drops; preserving the path can earn lighting and stability bonuses. Both are valid deliveries.
How do I control the blocks?
Use arrows or A/D/S to move, Z/X or Up to rotate, Space to hard drop, and C to hold. P or Escape pauses. Touch buttons offer the same moves. After a result, R restarts.
Is my progress saved?
Completed orders, the current run and separate audio preferences stay in this browser. Storage may be restricted in embedded or private browsing; the live game still works without it.
Can I play without sound?
Music and effects have separate controls. Sound starts after your first interaction. Pausing or leaving the tab stops playback. All rule feedback is visible without sound.
What is included?
Three fixed lighthouse orders and one free night shift are included. Keep a lamp charged over two consecutive pulses for stability. There are no accounts, online rankings or multiplayer modes.