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One of those great puzzle games, like Stephen's Sausage Roll, where the game challenges your assumptions about the interactions of the blocks with the geometry. The game uses level design to introduce new mechanics as a natural result of the rules, rather than overwhelming you with a complex rule set (looking at you, baba!). Small mechanics spoiler: I believe there is exactly 1 type of block and 2 types of terrain that get introduced throughout the whole thing, including hidden levels Puzzles are about exploring the space of moves to discover new configurations, giving you that "Why didn't I see that earlier?!" feeling.

The game gives you 3 hints a day, and hints are not free passes to the solution but provide you with either the end state or an intermediate step if you are having trouble figuring out what to do. It still leaves the challenge of execution up to you.

I only have very minor issues; I did not like the default click-drag control scheme, but the game provided an alternative left/right click so it's all good. Also, hiding the difficult levels in the settings/credits is silly. I have to complete all the other basic levels to unlock them anyways, just give them to me once I do that!

Great concept and great level progression. New ideas and blocks are introduced at a reasonable pace. Harder puzzles are clearly marked and optional, and there's never just one puzzle you have to solve to unlock more. There's even an option to unlock all the puzzles if you find yourself stuck. Gameplay is very smooth and responsive, and the soundtrack is bubbly and relaxing.

Overall difficulty is surprisingly accessible, considering the potential for extremely complex puzzles. I've completed all ~360 puzzles in about 13 hours of playtime.

good logic puzzle rules ruined by computer generated mindless "puzzles"

dwarf

rex cute robutt

fun

makes me want to buy a pinball machine

fun for all ages

minesweeper with 2 more sides

my favorite rhythm game