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Excellent coop game!

It's what you think it is: minimalistic puzzle game. Not particularly hard, but makes you figure things out.

Well done in all aspects:

• clean UI (menu, options, level select) with pleasant aesthetics
  
• non-distracting ambient music playing in background, piano sound effects for your actions
  
• touch support, 21:9 support, cloud saves, achievements (if you need any of those)
  
  On the bad side: undo mechanics isn't intuitive, you can only undo last move and not always.
  
  In the vein of hook / klocki.
  
  Thumbs up and thanks for native Linux version.

It's a free Broforce demo and and a perfect game to play with your BROs (like on party etc).

Blast from the past

Everybody knows it's the best game to play with your "BROs"

Perfection is achieved not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away.

- Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, Terre des hommes (1939), Ch. 3: L'Avion, p. 60.

Any intelligent fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent. It takes a touch of genius—and a lot of courage to move in the opposite direction.

- Ernst Friedrich "Fritz" Schumacher", "Small is Beautiful", an essay, in The Radical Humanist, Vol. 37, No. 5 (August 1973), p. 22

Thumbs up for:

• Linux support
  
• Family Sharing
  
• Remoty Play Together

Rather hard but fair.

Good music.

Excellent in co-op!

Right after you discover 1000th hilarious way to die (totally your fault!) and think you've seen them all, Spelunky will show you another ridiculous 1001th one and you understand you know nothing, Jon Snow. Funny, eh?

P.S. Runs flawlessly on Linux via Proton. Use Steam Remote Play Together or Parsec for online co-op, it's even better with your friends!

tl;dr: fine little puzzle game that runs natively on Linux.

Feels like a game jam game that just made it to release.

A couple of times physics was glitchy.
There is a duplicated word in the 2nd note (it's kinda lame).

Otherwise no issues.

The puzzles are interesting, and that's what really matters.

Frustration-free game.
Thumbs up from me.

To be honest, I'm quite impressed with klocki. Well surpassed my expectations of some more or less trivial puzzle game.

klocki talks to you with lines, shapes and colors - exactly what our brain "sees" first.

New mechanics are introduced the right way: from the very simplest examples that you yet have to solve by yourself to gradualy harder puzzles where new mechanics blend with already learned old ones.

Clean distraction-free visuals, minor audio-visual feedback on each action and ambient music create zen-like puzzle experience.

I can highly recommend klocki to anybody.
I salute its creators Maciej Targoni and Wojciech Wasiak \0/

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P.S. Minor technical side note: if you run it on Linux - go with windowed mode. At least that's what I had to do so that the game registered my input. Judging by a forum thread ( https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/app/499440/discussions/0/1333474229073725380/ ) - it's a common issue (that was promised to be fixed). I'm closing my eyes on that.

Played on Arch Linux + KDE (with i3 as window manager).