Drag Engineer
In this game, you will play an engineer and write programs for different machines in different places.
You will learn how to write judgments, loop structures, and use them in the right place.
There are 18 levels in the game. Each level will assign you a programming task. Your job is to complete the task.
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TOK HARDCORE
Nice little game, the levels consist of rotating pieces to make up a circuit. With a time limit for each move.
So logically working out the only possible way a piece can go and working backwards from there.
There are 60 levels, its well worth at try and great value even at the full price
– Real player with 2.1 hrs in game
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Simple but elegant puzzle game. The puzzles themselves are very simple to solve, but given the limited number of moves allowed (basically you can make just a couple of mistakes) and the fact that you are on a timer make TOK mildly challenging and therfore suitable for some casual gaming if you have a couple of minutes to spare.
I wonder if this game concept would also work with procedurally generated levels? Would be especially nice if the player could choose the size of the playing field.
– Real player with 1.4 hrs in game
Stone Story RPG
Update (October 3, 2021): The Quest system is finally live, and it’s fantastic. Recent updates have added lovingly crafted story content (including new music and new characters), expanding the game world and lore. It’s all very charming, and from a mechanical point of view, it’s also a great way for new players to get the gear they need without having to grind as much. I really recommend checking out the quests if you are a returning player.
Update (November 25th, 2020): Three huge improvements have been added to the game:
– Real player with 8590.2 hrs in game
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My ONLY gripe with this game is that it labels itself as an RPG.
This game focuses WAY more on the aspects of an IDLE game than an RPG, which leads to many people confused as they were expecting something else from this game.
If you come in expecting an Idle game, you’ll get a damn good one.
If you come in expecting an RPG, you’ll get a somewhat grindy, automatic one.
Also, spoiler warning.
Honestly, this game is pretty grind-based in the endgame. Early game starts incredibly fresh and you’ll have to experiment with different item combinations to get through levels, and my god, the stones that you gradually unlock which add new features, are incredibly fun and rewarding. But once you’ve beaten “The Temple” (which appears to be the last real stage, from what I’ve found), you’ll get the Mind Stone, and with that you’ll have all of the stones, except for Moondial Stone, which you get from an endgame boss.
– Real player with 873.0 hrs in game
Higgs Boson: Challenging Puzzle
This is a challenging Puzzle Game, minimalist where the player must rotate pieces to reach the correct form and considering the move limit.
– Real player with 1.1 hrs in game
A great game, fast and simple, but worth a lot more than I paid, congratulations to the team!
– Real player with 0.8 hrs in game
Higgs Boson: Minimal Puzzle
In this game there is something very profound, which is the effort to close a cycle and create a meeting!
A short game with intriguing mechanics I had a good experience that was worth it
– Real player with 1.1 hrs in game
Short, minimalistic and relaxing game. From level 28 onwards, the game got really interesting and challenging. Too bad, that there are only 30 levels. Would have been nice if there were more levels with increasing difficulty. A challenge mode with a limited amount of turns would be nice as well.
– Real player with 0.7 hrs in game
Brandins Buttons
Early puzzles are easy, but a few are really hard. Most follow a pattern, or can be solved by working towards the edge, but some take forever. I like that I can look up the number of moves in Move Limit. Challenge mode is impossible.
– Real player with 2.5 hrs in game
Flash back to the 90s. The familiar puzzle game “Lights Out” but with more variety. Puzzles are pretty easy to start but you’ll still need to think through them to get perfect scores as they get harder. Challenge mode puzzles are more difficult but don’t seem to have a “perfect score” so you’ll need to be content with just solving them.
– Real player with 0.5 hrs in game
Higgs Boson: Timed Puzzle
Nice puzzle. This game will require a lot of agility from the player, which makes it more fun and challenging.
– Real player with 3.6 hrs in game
A nice puzzle game. It’s harder than the previous “challenging puzzle”. If you’ve played the others I really recommend this one as well.
– Real player with 1.6 hrs in game
3D Math - Ultra
Better than expected and more enjoyable after longer play. I’ll write what I personally liked about it and compare it to other games. Since there seems to be no other game like this on Steam, I’ll compare it to something like Lumosity and similar games.
The game would have been worth a higher price. It makes the math, logic, and other training games more interesting than normal. Training arithmetic probably doesn’t sound like a game, but it’s kind of nice because you start to feel it’s a challenge and have a motivation to out do yourself. Plus, unlike other games, the skill is transferable outside of the game.
– Real player with 437.4 hrs in game
This is something I appreciate very much. There aren’t many enjoyable math programs created by people that want to improve a learner’s comprehension of mathematics. I really enjoy the brain training section as it has some exercises I like, such as: N-back(memory), grid(pattern recognition), and matches. Thank you for creating this program!
– Real player with 67.6 hrs in game