Each movement of the beam creates a different tone. Moving light sources to create beams, for example, is on par with the likes of Close Encounters of the Third Kind. It's clear that a lot of time and effort went into, not only creating atmospheric music that fits the mood of the game, but the right kind of gameplay audio to add to the overall effect. I would be remiss if I didn't mention the beautiful soundtrack and audio effects that go along with Fracter. Sometimes, you must rotate a platform in order to get both the light sources and the beams in the correct places so that the beam lines up correctly.Īs you progress through the game, the puzzles layer on the complexity, all while asking you to keep an eye out for the baddies. Sometimes, beams must be bent using a mirror. You may have to manipulate a number of different sources of light so that their beams trigger a switch. All the while, hiding from the shadows because, without a light source, all you can do is hide from them. Then, rotate the second platform to access a third, following this same set of actions until you reach the light piece. Then, rotate the platform the right way to access another platform. You may have to step on a button to activate a rotating platform. By the time you reach the third door, however, the complexity ramps up significantly and you must consider all of your options as you wander through the labyrinth, looking for the answers. They are basically the intro puzzles to give you an idea of how to play the game. The puzzles are simple and easy to solve.
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