SoTo

Decent design but hard, will go in my maybe-sometime-someday-i-play-again-pile

Its fun, its quick, and it has a nice minimalistic artstyle.

a very underrated game !

boring, "difficult for the sake of being difficult". beat the first few levels and instantly knew i hated it.

12$ for 39 Stages of a meh game. 1/10

Developed and published by Onuralp Kanatsz, SoTo is a compact puzzle arcade game that proves a straightforward concept can still provide an engaging challenge when supported by smart level design. Rather than relying on flashy visuals or an elaborate story, the game centers entirely on carefully navigating stages filled with hostile enemies, locked pathways, and collectible keys. Its premise is immediately accessible, allowing players to grasp the objective within minutes, yet the steadily increasing complexity ensures that each new level demands greater precision and more thoughtful decision-making. The experience is built for players who enjoy solving movement-based puzzles where every action has consequences. The game's most interesting feature is how it reimagines the role of keys. Instead of simply serving as items required to unlock doors, they become an essential part of the strategy. Carrying a key provides a layer of protection because colliding with an enemy causes the key to be dropped rather than immediately costing a life. Even after being dropped, the key continues to influence gameplay by temporarily blocking enemy movement, creating opportunities to redirect threat…