Pight is a 2D block-pushing puzzler from Turkish studio Mindlabor, and it wears its Minecraft redstone inspiration openly. The goal is simple: use pistons, dynamite, mystic portals, and electricity blocks to nudge a lightbulb block onto a power source.
The game draws directly from redstone — Minecraft's in-game conductive material that lets players build absurd industrial machines and even working computers. Redstone was added to Minecraft in 2010 and helped spark an entire genre of PC automation games. Pight takes that same logic but strips away the complexity, delivering something soothing rather than sanity-destroying.
If you've ever lost a weekend to a hydraulic slaughterhouse in Minecraft and come out the other side needing a lie-down, Pight is positioned as the antidote — same block-logic satisfaction, none of the Endermen wrecking your wiring. It's affordable, it's 2D, and it doesn't ask you to manage a sprawling factory floor.
A trailer is out now. No release date was given in the announcement.
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