Halver
Halver — is an abstract adventure about a rectangle in the blueprint world. The main character can jump and shoot other blocks to divide them into two equal parts
Key features
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Unique gaming experience
The set of familiar and new mechanics will give a memorable feelings. Emotions that haven’t been yet
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Space for creativity
Ability to combine a variety of game objects allows you to invent original puzzle solutions
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Own visual style
Interactive animations and measuring lines form a strict blueprint atmosphere. Light effects and emitted particles bring saturation and vivid contrast
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Carefully created levels
Each of the 60 levels in the game is an art object, a story conveyed through a shape
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Ambient music accompaniment
Meditative soundtrack free from disturbing motifs, relaxes and facilitates immersion
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My Diggy Dog 2
Fun Game
– Real player with 9.6 hrs in game
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Nice chill and fun puzzle game, although gets much harder later on, if you think its too easy or for kids at the start carry on through!
– Real player with 8.6 hrs in game
Newtonian Inversion
You have become trapped in space amongst the remnants of a disintegrated starship and must navigate your way to safety.
In this game there are platforms which all have their own gravity. Blue platforms have gravity pulling towards them and red platforms have anti gravity which pushes the player character and some physics objects away from them. The game is played from a 3d third person perspective. The goal is to navigate to the exit teleporter by solving the puzzles involving changing the direction of gravity using switches and a gun which will reverse the direction of gravity when fired at the platform.
- [*change the position of the platforms to effectively clear the levels]
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Akin Vol 2
This is honestly a pretty great game. I got it fairly cheap off the groupees sale bundle, but it is definitely worth the $3.00
It’d be awesome if you guys invested time into making a map creator aswell that let you download to the maps as .level files when you finish making them and share them on the workshop. But honestly, its still worth every penny and as a fellow developer, I’m very impressed with how well pollished this is. The one other thing I’d like to request is making the animations a bit more dramatic. It’s really satisfying to see the small stuff. Like when you highlight over a button, it should sparkle up or something. And simply adding a block should have a slight shake to the screen. The small things like that make the experience much more interactive and really pull you into the game. But for the games price and how much it has to offer. Even as a game collector, I’d highly reccomend playing it. It’s very fun and challanging and something to do when your bored or when your about to go to sleep and need a mind numbing puzzle game to keep you’re brain active. Really well done and I look forward to seeing more from you guys, perhaps some update ;)
– Real player with 41.0 hrs in game
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
– Real player with 5.6 hrs in game
An Egg Can Dream
Although short, the gameplay is thankfully unique.
Please add more levels Devs!
– Real player with 3.8 hrs in game
Eggcellent.
– Real player with 0.3 hrs in game
Cyber Chimps
YOU ARE THE PUZZLE!
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INTERACT WITH PHYSICS-BASED WORLD!
In Cyber Chimps you control laboratory monkeys escaping from evil research laboratory. Use your hands to operate monkeys' cybernetic hands. Swing, jump and drag yourself through physics based puzzles and dangers.
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WATCH OUT FOR THE SECURITY SYSTEMS!
Crack, smash and rip the evil laboratory apart on your way out. The more you break the better. Survive through breaking pipes, electrified wires and laboratory’s security drones and turrets
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Master the cyber hands, become a true Cyber-Chimp!
(controller recommended)
Dark Space
Dark space is worth the money.
the atmosphere is amazing and the puzzles are fun and challenging.
Definetly would recommend!
– Real player with 7.0 hrs in game
Starts off pretty interesting, then you get annoyed, half the time you’re fighting with the controls and bad camera angles.
Even the menu is a bit hit n miss if the controller navigates the menu correctly or if you even have the ability to navigate the menu’s with the controller, I had to resort to using the keyboard most of the time I wanted to access menu, like when trying to exit.
enjoy 5 minutes of watching someone else give up at the same point I have got to.
https://youtu.be/1ymGrwd8eFc?t=743
– Real player with 3.7 hrs in game
Deleveled
Got the game for free from a friend’s Humble Bundle + thought I’d just try it out for a laugh because I like puzzles.
Good game, simple layout with retro simplistic touch and no frill level maps.
Fun mechanics: you need to make two opposite balls jump up certain obstacles by using the bounce gained by falling from previous obstacles - and if you lose the bounce due to a false movement you might be stuck. If you still manage to solve the puzzle, you can solve the level but lose the star that would be granted if you make it in one flawless go.
– Real player with 26.4 hrs in game
Deleveled has a lot of personality and was a very fun experience. Minimalist puzzle games are my jam and this is one is pretty top-tier.
The concept of pushing all the switches is simple and original, and the levels are designed expertly so that you are not locked into one specific solution or switch order. When I consulted a video walkthrough for some of the levels I found that where I was in the stage was completely different than the walkthrough, which speaks well of the multiple solutions design. There is a moderate amount of platforming in the game, which did get frustrating at times but overall I could tell the developer had fun implementing these solutions and mechanics so it wasn’t that bad.
– Real player with 14.5 hrs in game
Harlow
You’re lightyears off-course, low on power, and have one critical goal: throw an epic surprise party so the colonists don’t freak out when they defrost. Harlow is an atmospheric 2.5D platformer where you’ll use physics to evade the dangers of an ancient planet, gather materials, and plan a party in space.
Meet Harlow, a compact robot aboard the R1-Humanity. Along with Manifesto, the ship’s logistics A.I., you’ll stockpile supplies and transform the ship from a cold wayward vessel into a stellar celebration to cheer up the cryogenically frozen crew onboard.
Jump, Roll, and Evade! Harlow’s physics-based controls will have you navigating oceans of acid, dodging ancient machinery, and traversing lavafalls!
Plan a Surprise Party: Decorate the R1-Humanity with 3D printed party supplies. Unlock different endings based on how you transform the ship!
Here Goes Muffin
Here Goes Muffin is an exploratory, physics-based, puzzle platformer, starring… A muffin. With legs. Collect various sweets that will enable you to explore the world in new and exciting ways!
Powerups
Every powerup gives you a new way to move through the world. For example:
The Popsicle Lets You Jump!
The Lollipop Wheels let you climb hills, and hang below platforms!
And many more! Mix and match your powerups to overcome the unique challenges that come your way.
The world
Muffin beware: This place isn’t all sugar and sunshine. The path of a muffin is wrought with danger, and soon enough, you will just want to get back home.
There are several areas to explore; Some cheerful, some inhospitable, and some downright scary ones! All part of one big, interconnected world.
Jump, climb, swim, and fly your way to new heights (or depths) to see all that the world has to offer, and try not to fall into the many pits of spikes!