Quell

I played this game years ago on my parent's phone. I never forgot about it and I'm happy I can play it again!

Played on Steam Deck, and it worked just fine despite the huge "unsupported" warning at launch. Nice little puzzle game with sokoban elements. Pleasant music and has undo and restart features.

Interesting puzzle game, relatively easy 100%, may take some time, but there are ways to help you solve it if you use the points you ear from each perfect completion.

A simple and relaxing puzzle game, Quell only has a few mechanics but each puzzle manages to implement them in more creative ways. Each level introduces more interesting paths and solutions that really make you think about how movement works. While some levels are fairly intuitive and can be solved in a few seconds, others pose a true challenge in trying to optimize the number of moves. Finding jewels also poses a fun challenge in addition to solving each level regularly. Highly recommend if you are into simple puzzle games that can be completed in a few hours.

Quell is a thoughtfully crafted puzzle game that demonstrates how elegant design and a calming atmosphere can leave a lasting impression without relying on flashy visuals or intense action. Developed by Fallen Tree Games Ltd and published by Green Man Gaming Publishing, it revolves around a deceptively simple concept that gradually unfolds into an engaging series of increasingly intricate challenges. Players control a small droplet of water that slides across compact puzzle boards, collecting pearls while avoiding hazards and navigating carefully arranged obstacles. Although the mechanics are easy to grasp, mastering the game's many stages requires careful planning, logical thinking, and a willingness to experiment with every possible move. The gameplay is built around momentum-based movement, where the droplet continues traveling in one direction until it encounters a barrier. This straightforward mechanic forms the foundation for a surprisingly diverse collection of puzzles that become more demanding as new elements are introduced. Every stage feels handcrafted, rewarding players who take the time to study the layout before making a move. Rather than depending on random events o…

What a beautiful game.