Sure thing! Think of the puzzle as a sequence of “shadow steps.” First, set a grid—each square can either be light or shadow. The goal is to create a continuous shadow line that weaves through the grid without touching the outer border. Next, give each square a clue: maybe a number indicating how many adjacent shadow squares it must have, or a pattern hint like “this square must be adjacent to exactly two light squares.” Then, add a twist: some squares can flip between light and shadow when you solve a sub‑task, like solving a mini‑riddle. Finally, score the solution by how many flips you needed to keep the shadows hidden. That’s a basic framework—now let’s flesh out the clues and see how the player will navigate the darkness!