Endacopia, the point-and-click video game. Checked 2026-10-02. Version 1.08.

Endacopia Switch Puzzle

Answer. The Steam FASTEST SOLUTION guide gives three clicks: Green, Dark blue, Red. Use this from the untouched initial state. For an already altered board, the guide does not supply a reset procedure. This is an Office light puzzle, not Nintendo Switch.

I used the Steam guide titled SWITCH PUZZLE. The word switch in these searches is the light puzzle. There is no official Nintendo Switch release.

Item select screen showing a flashlight, a red skateboard, and a blade
Steam store screenshot. Item select screen showing a flashlight, a red skateboard, and a blade
Mellow talks to a red figure behind bars, with dialogue choices on screen
Steam store screenshot. Mellow talks to a red figure behind bars, with dialogue choices on screen
  1. Check the start. Use an untouched board or a save from before your first toggle; a previously changed state may need a different sequence.
  2. Order. Green, Dark blue, Red, as recorded in Steam guide 3807332422.
  3. Success. The right-hand door opens.
  4. Other switches. The pair by the fridge in the opening house is a different prop.

No reset button I can cite

The write-ups say they never found a reset. If your start state is wrong, I do not have a sourced undo.

Console questions belong on the download page.

Questions I keep seeing

Is Endacopia on Nintendo Switch?

No official console version. This page is the in-game light puzzle.

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Where to play
No console version
Buttons
The other Office machine
Keycards
Also not switches

Sources I checked

SourceWhat I used it for
SWITCH PUZZLE - FASTEST SOLUTIONActual full solution text: Green, Dark blue, Red; checked 2026-10-02.
Steam store page, app 2684630Release date, Windows-only platforms, English language, price, 16 achievements. Checked 2026-10-02.
Steam guide: Basic Text WalkthroughPlayer-written route I used for the step order. Not an Andyland document.
Endacopia Fandom wikiCommunity wiki. Pages are incomplete. I treat them as leads, not as the last word.