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Ray of Enlightenment

Thanks for playing, I'm glad you liked it!

Not an easy one but rewarding. I had to restart a couple of time but, in the end, i made it. Great job. I liked it.

Thank you for playing and for your kind words! And good work solving it!

WOW! That was an ordeal. It took me the better part of two and half hours to finish this one. I got all the way to the end... the very end... and I couldn't figure out what to do with the two reflection cubes in the last couple of rooms. The rest I figured out without too much pain. It took almost an hour in the last couple of rooms before I finally figured it out. One of the best chambers I've played in awhile. Made me think and think hard. I love a challenge and this one was a challenge. Thumbs up.

Btw, REVELATION411, in the official solution, I do not get hit by any laser!

I decided to record an official solution. Here it is:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OU1R3HsUOtU

Well, the intended solution is not very hard to execute. Maybe you found another way? Thanks for playing it anyway!

Oof! I'm surprised I actually bothered finishing this! It was extremely difficult to solve and to execute (more the former than the latter). I wouldn't consider the execution ninja (which I'm awful at!), but it was still pretty hard!
I got to the upper level of it last night and, after trying to look around, I decided I needed to go to sleep and F6ed it. When I went back, it still took me at least twice as long to solve and execute the rest.
@hannoman, I agree that the rating system could use some tweaking. It would be nice if you could use a, say, 1 to 5 rating for: difficulty of execution, of solution and possibly even length of play, as well as whether you liked it. I do enjoy a longer puzzle, but sometimes I want to get in a quick one before I have to go to work or sleep and it would be nice to know before I play it, what I'm looking at. I knew this one wouldn't be quick, but I had no idea just how long it would take, let alone the difficulty.
Nice work, but a little vague for me.

Well, the reflection cubes can be replaced, anyway. The regular cube doesn't appear to have a dispenser. Of course, it would take deliberate tomfoolery to destroy it. Otherwise, great puzzle!

@Revelation411 I had the same problem with the laser redirection cubes and I figured out what causes it. It's gel on the floor. If a cube sits on gel, it will slowly shuffle until it's out of position. Try to keep a clean, dry space for your cubes.

@toncica Nice technique. I rotated the cube by dropping it through an upside-down floor-to-wall portal, but your way doesn't need portals or appropriate surfaces. Very useful.

@hannoman: I have made an update. If you lose a cube, it is now recreated, and there are ways to get back to the beginning if you should get stuck. Hope it helps!