I have worked on multiple mobile titles for 3 different start up game studios in Singapore over the past 4 years. Each of these studios has at least one hit game on either the App Store or Facebook. As such I would also take care not to have any of my own games overlap or conflict against the games that are produce by my employing company. I am most fortunate to have bosses who understand my circumstances and allowed me to work on and release my own games (outside of working hours, of course). Why I would highlight this is because I do have a day-job as a game developer for a game studio.

By 'games I make', I do mean games that were designed and developed solely by me. 'Unexpect3rd' is a moniker that I, Edmund Ching goes by when identifying myself with the games I make. All 240 stages are hand-designed rather than being randomly generated.(The last two chapters consist of 'Challenge' stages of higher difficulty instead of introducing new mechanics) 5 special tiles will be introduced throughout the course of the game.Each chapter beyond the first introduces a new mechanic, or 'special tile' that changes up how the tiles affects one another. Causality currently has a total of 240 stages, split into 8 chapters.Each stage has the tiles arranged in various shapes instead of a sqaure grid as per Lights Out.The following states what differs Causality from Lights Out In Causality, the base gameplay of toggling 'grids' (or 'tiles' in Causality) is the same, while the objective has changed to 'toggle all the tiles into the same color'. The objective is to toggle all the grids into the 'unlit' state.

Pressing a grid would toggle its light state on or off and at the same time toggle the adjacent grids' light state. For the uninformed, in the original game, given a board, usually a 5x5 grid, some grids are lighted up while others are unlit.

'Causality - Classic Puzzle Game Reimagined' is a modern remake of the classic puzzle game, 'Lights Out'.

Causality game