One thing I do appreciate about quite a number of indie titles is that even if they aren’t groundbreaking in their conception, it is clear they had a specific design and set of objectives for play in mind and then executed them all admirably. LIT fits into that category nicely, keeping the focus on the goal of getting a beam of light to the specified spot, using whatever means are made available in the given stage to do so. Whether that’s as simple as finding the sweet spot for the origin point and angle of the beam, getting it to ricochet just right off of the proper surface, or eventually having to manipulate a great number of different mirrors and implements in the stage in order to set up an sometimes pretty elaborate paths for the light to follow to success. What I do appreciate is that on many stages there’s more than one solution and the game lets you know this, then even keeping score to some degree if you’re able to work out a solution in multiple ways. It may not be incredibly ambitious, but it’s a well-implemented design of a simple idea that works well for its budget price.