Mirrors bend it
Every tap swings a brass mirror and sends the beam around a corner.
Night has fallen on the lighthouse islands. Turn brass mirrors, split white light with glass prisms and mix new colours until every lantern on the island glows in its own colour.
Tap a mirror to swing it a quarter turn. Guide each beam to the lantern of its own colour. Three small boards, then the real islands are waiting in the app.
Solved on par.
Tap the mirror to turn it
Every tap swings a brass mirror and sends the beam around a corner.
Half-silvered glass sends light two ways at once, so one beam can serve two lanterns.
White light enters a glass prism and leaves as red, green and blue, each on its own path.
Red and green make amber, red and blue make violet, green and blue make cyan. All three make white.
The last lighthouse brings every idea together. Every board in the game has exactly one solution, and a par: the fewest turns that light it. Hit par for three stars.
Each island brings one new idea, from gentle first boards to fiendish ones.






The Daily Lighthouse is the same board for every keeper in the world. Light it each day to grow your streak.
No timers and no lives. Undo any turn, restart freely and take a hint when you're stuck.
Colour pips beside every lantern show which light it needs, so the game is fully playable for colour-blind keepers.
Yes. It's free to play and supported by ads. Optional videos give extra coins or a free hint, and short ads between lighthouses start only after the first few.
Prism Keeper is coming to iPhone first, on the App Store.
Yes. Every lantern and filter has red, green and blue pips in fixed positions, so you can read what each one needs without relying on colour.
No. Play offline any time.
Email geekzoneprohelp@gmail.com. Please include your phone model and the lighthouse number.