It was hard to find a balance and for that I knew that I'd need external feedback, for this i have to thank the people over discord that checked the game earlier and gave me some very important feedback. 

The original idea was to have the possibility of a game over if by accident you turned off the red light, but this would've felt punishing to the player and would have overcomplicated the design part of the maps (which by the way was tough to figure out patterns that worked without feeling too repetitive). 

I'm just glad that you (and everyone else) enjoyed playing the game.

Thank you for your kind words and for checking out Un-LIT! :D

Thank you, appreciated! :D
That was the aim with it honestly, for it to be a casual, not punishing puzzle game that you could restart if you felt stuck. 
I almost made a mistake adding SFX but in the end i didn't, they would've broken the game flow a little bit.

Thank you, I actually wasn't sure if i'd be able to make it properly. The learning curve for making a good puzzle game can be a bit tough because it's hard as the creator togauge things. If you make it too hard, if it feels punishing to the user or not, the time it takes to complete a level, and so on and so forth... and i basically wanted to do a small, casual puzzle game, that would not feel punishing.

I think I've made the right choices but what helped me the most was asking people on discord (in the jam's channel), and making a early submission where they could test and help me with that. I don't think i could have done that otherwise.

Cheers, and keep it Un-LIT! ;)

Thank you, appreciated! :D
I will, I've been a bit slow today but don't worry, i'll try every single game of the people who commented, and then some more :D

Edit: i don't know why but my comment didn't get sent, sorry!