Svetilnik

Svetilnik is a glowing logic puzzle about lighting up a grid. Scattered through each board are walls, some carrying a number, and your task is to place lamps on the empty squares so that every white cell is lit — while no two lamps ever shine on each other, and each numbered wall touches exactly that many lamps. A lamp casts its light in straight lines until a wall stops it, so the whole board gradually kindles as you reason out where each one must go. The logic is genuine and fair: every puzzle has a single solution reachable by deduction alone, the board shows lit cells brightening live, and conflicts — two lamps in sight of each other, or a wall's number exceeded — flag gently so a mistake never hides. Tap to place a lamp, tap again to mark a square you've ruled out, and watch the darkness retreat cell by cell. Dozens of hand-built boards grow from small and gentle to large and devious across easy, medium and hard tiers, with progress and best times saved, an undo to explore freely, and a limited hint that reveals one forced lamp when you're stuck. Wrapped in a big animated title, a warm lamplight palette and its own button style, Svetilnik runs completely offline with no account and no ads, in Slovenian and English. Whether you want a quick flicker of logic or a long, satisfying solve, it turns a dark grid into the quiet pleasure of lighting every corner.