Zafaro Strike

A copper tower stands under a night sky, and the storm is sinking towards the town below. You hold the lightning. Drag anywhere on the sky to aim the bolt from the tower, line up the angle you want, and release to fire. The bolt doesn't travel politely to its target: it ricochets off the sapphire mirrors hanging in the dark and off the edges of the sky itself, so the shot that clears a cloud is almost never the one pointing straight at it. Reading the angles is the whole craft — which mirror will send the bolt back across the sky, where it will emerge, how many bounces are still worth counting on. Every storm cloud in a level has to be struck, and your supply of bolts is limited. Waste one on a hopeful straight shot and the clouds keep drifting down towards the rooftops. Find the single angle that catches three clouds off two mirrors, and the sky clears in one release. Fifteen levels build the idea up by degrees, adding mirrors and awkward cloud positions until each one is a small piece of geometry you work out by eye, on a dark sky, one bolt at a time.

Zafaro Strike 2.0