Oik Memory
Well, just my view, but this game is lots of fun! :)
This has quite nothing to do with the Oik series - no physics puzzles, no colored squares, no balancing things.. but it retains the whole Oik style: the graphics, the number of levels (50 total!), the nice soundtrack and so on.
But even if this game doesn’t certainly fall into the physics puzzle category, it definitely stays into the wider logic one!
And it’s in fact a logic game - a memory game, to be more precise. You’ll be presented a simple (at first!) scheme made up by squares, and they will light up like, 4 or 5, consecutively. You’ll have to recreate the path by memorizing the lights and clicking on the right squares.
– Real player with 13.7 hrs in game
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I wished there was a thumb not “down”. But in the Middle. Average. So i take it up. because i am nice. Too easy..in the end challenging in a simple way (at least to me, maybe i am a super brain? no clue–)…i like the other OIK games more (more chilling), which where more into “physics”. For the few money a nice time/game anyway ;-) But be aware…it lasts maybe only 2 hours. For me about an hour and a bit. sad face
– Real player with 1.7 hrs in game
ICONIC
I played this game and honestly it was such an enjoyable experience, the game is still in development so I can’t wait to see the new levels to be updated with. Always been a fan of puzzle games so if you like puzzle games as well that can challenge you but also maintain a relaxing atmosphere then Iconic would be a good choice. For the price its worth it in my opinion.
– Real player with 1.0 hrs in game
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This is a really addicting and relaxing game. I find it a bit frustrating at some points and I think some levels aren’t finished, but it’s still good. Definitely give it a try
– Real player with 1.0 hrs in game
The Life of Bally
I liked very much. The game has a good idea and is very cool to playing. The puzzles are challenging.
– Real player with 1.4 hrs in game
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I liked very much, challenging and fun. Great Music and Smart Puzzles. I recommend this game.
Pleasant graphics, sound and music, For this price, Go for it!
– Real player with 0.9 hrs in game
akda
Akda is a strange game, and I really can’t understand the extremely negative reviews.
It’s now sold on sale at 0,30€ and I bought it in a 0,99$ bundle along with 20 other games.. so really it’s something that can’t even be judged. It’s a PAID game, but it’s a real game.
And it delivers exactly what its premises are - “a symple physical puzzle [game]”. So the developers said, and that’s what you get. I don’t know what to expect more for such a title with these premises.
I really liked the fact that the developer chose to employ a minimalistic approach in the whole game, starting from the gameplay itself and finishing in all the other aspects.
– Real player with 28.6 hrs in game
akda is a daringly simplistic but very challenging puzzle game primarily putting absolute strategy as the forefront. Players are challenged to specifically complete thirty stages, without being timed, by leading colored balls into colored baskets. Initially, it appears easier than it sounds until players have begun actually progressively completing objectives and realizing the challenges aren’t friendly. Actually, they’re very unfriendly since the challenges intentionally frustrate the players with style whether they’re controlling where and how the balls lands, rolls, or falls.
– Real player with 4.3 hrs in game
Cyber-Ante
This game is very addicting and refreshing to play. I have never seen a puzzle game like this before and it has been done well here. On top of that, the hacker’s dialogue keeps things interesting and gives the entire game and puzzles a backstory. The puzzles are challenging and make you hate yourself after doing the same move after 10 times of trying it. Would love to see what else this developer releases.
– Real player with 0.8 hrs in game
HE WAS THE HACKER KNOWN AS 4CHAN, BUT LITTLE DID HE KNOWN, I WAS 5CHAN.
– Real player with 0.6 hrs in game
Eternower
Tower Defense like it has to be!
With the old Version, Level 15 was challenging, but with last update, up to level 60, it is harder.
After 20 hours i’m happy that i’ve reached 54.
Yes it lags documentation but take it like another quest to figure out how all SIX towers work.
What it really lags is an undo. At least of the last move. Missclicking is really anoying.
Choose Dilemmas wisely, you only get 8:
3 void or panic
5 dread or doubt
7 heart or doom
9 magma or doubt
11 dread or mill
13 magma or doubt
– Real player with 78.3 hrs in game
I love to come across strategy games which are presented minimalistically - in both in gameplay and UI. I see this game shining with unlimited potential in the future of the Tower Defence genre. I really like the pricing strategy of the dev too. Buy this one soon!
PROS:
1. Properly minimal (if you like that). I mean, this game is pretty much the barebones essentials of a classic TD with a clever twist.
2. The Clever Twist: Mazing. There’s many strategies to win, and it helps if you can solve a maze by just looking at it.
– Real player with 17.5 hrs in game
Kombine
An interesting combination game
What this game is: It is a combination game where by matching three similar value dice, you get to form one of a higher value.
How does it work? The game has 50 setups you need to solve. Each setup will have from one to three coloured bases (blue, yellow and dark orange). You need to move from these bases to “integrate” some like coloured dice located farther away. Moving means placing by default a one point die on each square you travel through, and once you’ve made three, the dice will automatically combine at the last die you’ve placed on the board. Once you have solved the 50 original setups, the game proposes you 5 timed speed runs of 10 setups each.
– Real player with 12.9 hrs in game
I’m disappointed. First of all you can’t change to a windowed mode. Alt-enter will give you a window but the game doesn’t resize so it’s unplayable like that. Highly annoying. Second, there are two modes, your basic levels and they unlock the timed trials. Sounds like a lot of puzzles. Nope. Same ones. To make it seem like there are more puzzles the dev duplicated the original levels to make a new mode allowing you to time yourself. Why couldn’t that be in the basic leveling mode? If the puzzles were different and you had to complete them under a certain time frame, then okay. But the same ones and only seeing what you time is to beat yourself is bogus as a separate mode.
– Real player with 9.2 hrs in game
Paper - A Game of Folding
paper - a game of folding is exactly what it says on the tin: a game where you fold virtual paper with your mouse to create various shapes in a certain amount of moves. controls are simple, but need some getting used to: holding the left mouse button and moving the mouse folds, holding the right mouse button unfolds, moving with shift held down snaps to angles, ctrl snaps to corners (both can be toggled while playing a level as well), and that’s about it, but actually creating the desired shapes is not easy.
– Real player with 9.5 hrs in game
It’s a nice relaxing puzzle game. Run’s very smooth, Controls are good. No complaints whatsoever. Can recommend to anybody that is looking for a good puzzle game.
– Real player with 8.6 hrs in game
Trio
Before talking about broken achievements and developers not giving a fuck about the game, let’s take a look at the whole description which is.. quite clarifying by itself!
“2D plaformer with hardcore levels. Play as one of three heroes with different abilities. Complete levels by helping each other. Enjoy minimalistic graphics and fantastic music. Do you dare to complete all levels?
35 levels
678 achievements
7 fantastic music track”
Intentionally passing over the rest of the information related to achievements, how they should appear or unlock and so on, let’s get it straight - this indie game is definitely one of the most minimalistic things you’ll ever play (or avoid, if you’re reading my suggestion.. xD).
– Real player with 123.0 hrs in game
break your keyboard!
perhaps the most minimalistic platformer i have ever seen and played, so great in design you just have nothing to distract you from a game, so clever that keeps you in tension every second of a gameplay, and with all its visuall cleanness, all minimalism its a real hardcore: my keyboard appeared just too bad to properly operate all these double-triple-quadruple jumps in time (or maybe this is just me too old))))
a note to developer: please add some “lives”, some easier mode ))))
– Real player with 11.9 hrs in game
Gravity Escape From The Maze
It’s a great game. Controls simples, but challenged.
– Real player with 15.0 hrs in game
Jogo com gráficos simples, porém bem polidos.
Muito divertido e desafiador.
Pra quem gosta de desafios eu recomendo.
– Real player with 2.2 hrs in game