Laser: Relaxing & Anti-Stress

Name: Laser: Relaxing & Anti-Stress
Rating: 4.6 (10783 reviews)
Author: INFINITY GAMES, LDA

By: INFINITY GAMES, LDA

Feel boost and power the laser

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Features & Capabilities

Laser: Relaxing & Anti-Stress is a meditative puzzle and idle experience where you connect energy sources by rotating mirrors to reflect laser rays, recharging batteries and relieving stress. Complete grids to electrify the scene and feel a soothing sense of momentum as calm focus grows.

Earn coins by zapping stars, unlock lasers and backgrounds, and invest in a growing city energy network. Enjoy daily spin rewards, offline or online play, and immersive sensations with optional haptic feedback and headphones. From Infinity Games, this title blends minimal, relaxing gameplay with engaging progression.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Games Entertainment Energy

By:

INFINITY GAMES, LDA

Rating:

4.60

(10,783)

Version:

1.15.2 Last updated: 2025-08-22

Version code:

873906699

Creation date:

2018-12-18

Compatible devices:

Size:

160.62MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-07

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 17,241 ▲ 16

Other platforms

Laser: Relaxing and Satisfying (v1.15.8)

10,696,248 4.38

(111,218)

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Developed by:

INFINITY GAMES, LDA

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/laser-relaxing-anti-stress/id1445523670

Website:

http://infinitygames.io

User Reviews

This game would genuinely be really great game, it reminds me of the puzzles from Watch Dogs 2, but just way to many adds dude. It’s not fun when developers do this

by Ka*****, 2026-04-28

I played this game for less than two minutes and was already hit with two ads. I have no problem paying for a game — I actually prefer to — but this was excessive. At least let players try the game for a minute before interrupting them. The constant ads made it feel like the entire experience was just an ad delivery system rather than an actual game. I deleted it within a few minutes of first use because of this. If there were a fair trial period without immediate ad interruptions, I would absolutely consider paying for it.