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There Will Be Light

There Will Be Light is a top-down puzzle adventure in a gloomy but cozy environment. To progress, you have to solve tricky logic puzzles, while defending yourself against enemies. Dive into this cozy but challenging puzzle adventure as you solve riddles and fight your way back to the light.

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June 4, 2025
1 year and 58 days ago
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Positive42 reviews97.6%

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About the Game

Descend into a dreamlike journey through the subconscious, where foggy thoughts cloud the path forward. Solve atmospheric puzzles to bring clarity and light back into a fractured mind. Explore surreal landscapes in this introspective and emotional puzzle game about healing and self-discovery.

The story is about a person and their fears and negative subconscious thoughts that inhabit them. As you progress, you dive deep into the subconscious to fight those foggy thoughts and regain confidence in yourself.

Perhaps in the end, your view of yourself, the world, and all the problems you deal with might be a little more optimistic. Can anything really go wrong?