The player must reflect, bend or modify the laser beams so that every colored coin is simultaneously hit by exactly one matching beam. When all the coins are spinning, the level is solved, allowing you to advance to the next level (although if you get stuck, you can always go back to the level selection screen and skip over any level that's too hard).

The game includes a built-in tutorial, several built-in level packs, and the ability to create your own packs and levels using a built-in level editor. It's easy to share ("beam") your own packs to your friends, too.

After you've solved all 150 built-in levels, several additional level packs are available for sale from DoubleBit Software and Twilight Games.

Pocket Aargon was produced by DoubleBit Software (www.doublebit.com) under a licensing agreement with Twilight Games (www.twilightgames.com), the maker of Aargon Deluxe.