Mirraqle
Rate itFire light beams into a 5x5 box and work out where its five mirrors hide.
Every day: One new 5x5 box a day with five hidden mirrors, the same for every player, numbered from Mirraqle #1 on 11 October 2026, with a difficulty label and a streak. New puzzle: Midnight on the player's own device: the daily puzzle is picked by the device's local date..
Mirraqle hides five diagonal mirrors in a 5x5 grid. You fire beams from the 20 arrows around the edge, see only where each one comes out, and place every mirror by deduction. Your score is how many beams you used, so the puzzle rewards thinking before each shot.
About Mirraqle
Mirraqle is a browser logic puzzle from Product Pickle Games, the small studio of Prasanth Kancharla that also makes Vertiqle, Hexqle and Mocktiles. It takes the old Black Box idea of probing a hidden layout with rays and fits it into a short daily session.
Each day the grid holds exactly five mirrors, each slanted either / or \. Around the board sit 20 arrows, five to a side. Tapping one fires a beam into the grid, and the game marks where it leaves, but never the route it took. A beam that meets a mirror turns by 90 degrees, a beam that meets none crosses straight over, and every beam leaves somewhere.
When you think you know the layout, you tap cells to set mirrors (once for /, twice for \, a third time to clear) and submit. A wrong answer only says how many mirrors are right, not which, and you have four submissions. The count of beams fired is your score, graded in five named tiers, the top one for 10 beams or fewer and the lowest for 26 or more. After the game ends the answer is shown and you can fire beams freely to watch their paths.
The daily puzzle comes with a difficulty label, a streak and a shareable result. A Practice switch above the board gives unlimited extra boxes for learning the rules. It suits players who like Minesweeper, Mastermind or Battleships style deduction, where each probe should be chosen for what it can rule out.
How to play Mirraqle
- Open the game with the switch set to Daily to get the day's box.
- Tap one of the arrows around the grid to fire a beam; the game shows the edge where it comes out.
- Use the entry and exit points to reason about which cells hold mirrors and which way each one slants.
- Tap a cell to place a / mirror, tap again to turn it into \, and tap a third time to clear it.
- With five mirrors placed, press Submit; a wrong answer tells you how many are correct, and you have four tries.
- When the puzzle is solved or the tries run out, share your beam count and tier.
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Tips
- Beams run both ways: if a beam from A leaves at B, a beam from B leaves at A, so never fire the reverse of a beam you already know.
- A beam that leaves straight across from where it entered usually means its row or column is empty, which clears five cells at once.
- Play a few Practice boxes first to learn how mirrors chain together before your daily score counts.
Questions
When does a new Mirraqle puzzle come out?
The daily box changes at midnight on your own device, since the game asks for the puzzle of your local date.
Is there a limit on beams?
No. You can fire as many as you like, but every beam adds one to your score, and a lower score is better.
Does a wrong submission show which mirrors are right?
No. It only gives the number of correct mirrors, such as 2 of 5. You have four submissions in all.
Is Mirraqle free?
Yes. It plays in the browser with no sign-up, and a Practice mode gives unlimited extra puzzles.
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