Turn off all the lights by toggling cells and their neighbors!
Lights Out is a classic electronic puzzle that originated as a handheld game by Tiger Electronics in 1995. The board is a grid of lights that are either on or off, and clicking any light toggles it along with its immediate neighbors above, below, left, and right. Your goal is to turn off every single light on the board. What seems simple quickly becomes a brain-twisting logic challenge, as toggling one light always affects its neighbors. The puzzle has a mathematical foundation rooted in linear algebra over binary fields, and every solvable configuration has an optimal solution. Multiple grid sizes scale the difficulty, and a move counter encourages you to find the most efficient solution. Lights Out is a timeless puzzle that rewards methodical thinking.