Mirror Isles · Creator’s Room 26
Two figures, a brown rock and two northern circles
Match the two western mirrors, the eastern brown rock and the two circles on the long northern island. Both starting figures are solid, not pale reflections.
Different layout? Compare the other Mirror Isles rooms.
Mirror Isles rooms
- 1. The first mirror: reach the southwest island
- 2. Two mirrors and an eastern exit
- 3. Two northern rocks and an eastern gold circle
- 4. The northwest gold circle and one rock
- 5. Four islands, three rocks and an eastern exit
- 6. The tiny northwest exit island
- 7. Two rocks between three islands
- 8. The bent island and southwest exit
- 9. Two upper mirrors and two lower circles
- 10. Two mirrors above a row of three circles
- 11. A pink rock, a western mirror and five islands
- 12. Snow, a gold rock and the northwest green circle
- 13. Pink rock and dark block on the long arm
- 14. Snowy hook-shaped land and two dark pillars
- 15. Three snowy islands and two pink rocks
- 16. Three amber rocks around a white gap tile
- 17. Two mirrors, a northern island and an eastern exit
- 18. Three mirrors and the western purple circle
- 19. Two western mirrors and a northeast bend
- 20. Two mirrors, a purple crystal and an eastern exit
- 21. One island, a purple crystal and two circles
- 22. Four purple crystals and two distant circles
- 23. Four red crystals and the western circle island
- 24. Two green crystals and a bent metal walkway
- 25. Two mirrors, red crystals and an eastern crossing
- 26. Two figures, a brown rock and two northern circles
- 27. Two western figures and one eastern circle
Choose how much help you want
Stop after any hint. The full route and later-state picture stay hidden until you open them.
Hint 1What to notice
Bring both solid figures onto the eastern island before making the northern crossing. The brown rock must line up with its narrow northward arm.
Hint 2What to set up
The single-tile stone bridge is also a spacing tool. While the front figure can walk west on the northern shore, water beside the bridge stops the rear figure from following sideways.
Hint 3The decisive move
After opening that horizontal spacing, bring both figures to the northern edge. Use the small southward adjustment, then east to the two goal columns and south into both circles.
Open the full routeSolution spoilers and the target state
Send the first figure east
Move the lower dark-backed mirror east, then south within the western island’s lower half, leaving it offset from the upper mirror’s column. Follow the light and use the mirror interaction to transfer one figure onto the eastern island’s northern part. The other solid figure remains at the western island’s southern end.
Bring the second figure onto the eastern island
Move the eastern figure around the brown rock to its east side. With the western figure in the lower mirror’s southward light and its pale landing on the eastern island’s northern part, use the mirror interaction again. Confirm both solid figures are now east, on opposite sides of the brown rock.
Both solid figures are on the eastern island, on opposite sides of the brown rock. Enlarge image Push the rock into the northern gap
Move the brown rock west onto the eastern island’s narrow northward arm, then push it north into the water gap below the two-circle island. The rock becomes a flat stepping stone across that gap.
Use the bridge to separate the pair
Move north over the new stone. At the checkpoint the front figure is on the northern shore while the rear figure is still on the single-tile bridge, both in one column. Move west: the front figure walks west along the shore, but water beside the bridge holds the rear figure in the bridge’s column. This opens the horizontal spacing shown in the picture.
The front figure moves west along the northern shore while the rear figure is held in the narrow bridge’s column. Enlarge image Align at the northern edge and reach both circles
Move north until both figures are off the bridge and against the northern island’s upper edge. Make the short southward move shown by the route, then move east until the two figures are directly north of the two circles. Move south together onto both circles. The recording shows both occupied targets and the completion wash.
After the northern-edge adjustment and eastward movement, both figures stand directly north of their respective circles. Enlarge image
Check your result
The brown rock bridges the northward water gap. Both figures have crossed and are separated into the two circle columns; the completed state has one solid figure on each circle.
If your attempt went wrong
If the pair stays in one column, return to the bridge checkpoint: one figure must already be on the northern shore while the other is still on the narrow bridge before moving west. At the upper edge, retain the short southward adjustment before the eastward alignment; moving straight east from the edge is not the recorded finish.
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Source: Gamer Guru’s original Room 26 demonstration. Use directions relative to the board image and your game’s displayed mirror controls. Routes and completion signals were read from this October 2026 recording; its exact patch is unknown, and these are not personal current-build or r67255 tests. Hints and explanations by Sinking Star Hub. Report a layout mismatch.