Reflecto: Clash of Cores
By @sefrent
Redirect a live beam through hex mirrors to drain the enemy core while defending your own base from incoming attacks.
How to play
- Select your bot difficulty, arena size from small to large, and mirror modifier.
- Tap a mirror to rotate its reflection angle by exactly sixty degrees.
- Drag a mirror to an open hex to reposition it across the grid.
- Bounce your beam into the enemy core to deal eighteen damage per second.
- Block the enemy beam with mirrors to protect your core from taking damage.
Controls
- Touch
- Tap a mirror to rotate it, or drag it to an open hex.
- Keyboard
- Not supported.
- Mouse
- Click a mirror to rotate it, or drag it to an open hex.
More about this game
Reflecto: Clash of Cores is a real-time strategy game where you redirect a live beam to drain the enemy core from its default 100 health. You and a bot opponent share an arena of hex mirrors. You must drag mirrors to open hexes and rotate them to bounce your beam into the enemy core, while blocking their beam from hitting yours. The difficulty changes based on the bot's reaction speed and the arena size. The match ends when either core reaches zero health, and a tie awards defeat.
Tips
- Prioritize defense if the enemy beam is hitting your core; a single mirror placed in the beam's path will immediately block the eighteen damage per second.
- Use the Moving Mirrors modifier to add chaos, as mirrors will shift positions automatically every 1.25 to 1.75 seconds depending on your chosen difficulty level.
- On Hard difficulty, the bot reacts in just 0.34 seconds and prioritizes direct hits, so keep your mirrors close to your core to maintain a strong defense.
Questions
How do I win the match?
You win by draining the enemy core's health to zero before your core collapses. Your beam deals eighteen damage per second by default, so maintain contact as long as possible.
What does the Moving Mirrors modifier do?
When active, random mirrors will automatically shift to nearby open hexes every 1.25 seconds on hard difficulty, or every 1.75 seconds on medium and easy difficulties.
How do the different arena sizes affect the match?
The arena size changes the grid dimensions and mirror count. Small is a 5x7 grid, Medium is 6x8, and Large is a 7x10 grid, giving you more space to maneuver.