Apps · Games
Beam Wizards
A 3D-optics puzzle — steer coloured light through lenses and mirrors on a cube grid.
Beam Wizards is a spatial puzzle played on a 16×3×16 lattice of coloured blocks. You place and rotate optical pieces — lenses, mirrors, splitters — to route a beam from its source to its target, mixing colours along the way and reading the beam-colour legend to know when you've solved it. It's a game you play by thinking in three dimensions instead of two.
Its origin is a university-course idea, rebuilt as something a kid can pick up and play: the same optics concepts, turned into a hands-on 3D interactive that runs in a browser with nothing to install.
[operator to refine] — Story seeded from the apps roster card (3D-optics puzzle, 16×3×16 grid, lenses/mirrors, course origin, kids' game). Zone A prose is operator-authored per app; this draft states only what that source records.
B · The Files Behind It
Beam Wizards is a self-contained browser app — the whole thing lives in one folder in the public repo.
The playable build isn't published yet; the code lives in the project workspace.
C · Play It
Beam Wizards runs in the browser with no install. Open it in a right-sized window, or launch it in a full tab.
Beam Wizards isn't live yet — the playable build hasn't been published. This page describes the project.
