TransPlan

[h1] Physics based puzzle game. Appears to be somewhat ok. Not a big fan of these type of games though. [/h1]

Not Recommended

TransPlan is a clever physics puzzle game that takes an extremely simple objective and gradually transforms it into a surprisingly demanding exercise in experimentation. Developed and published by Kittehface Software, the game asks you to move a payload from one location to another using a limited collection of tools and the natural behavior of its physics system. There is no need for an elaborate story or complicated progression structure because the satisfaction comes almost entirely from constructing an idea, watching it succeed or collapse, and adjusting the design until everything works. The puzzles initially appear straightforward. You have a destination, an object that needs to reach it, and tools such as ramps and catapults that can manipulate its movement. Once the stages become more elaborate, however, understanding momentum, gravity, positioning, trajectories, and collisions becomes increasingly important. A tiny change in the angle of a ramp can determine whether the payload reaches its destination or falls hopelessly short. The game consequently rewards observation as much as logical reasoning, since every unsuccessful attempt provides information that can be used to …

I think i got this in a Humble Bundle or something like 10 years ago, i don't remember buying it and it's sat in my library gathering dust. Finally getting around to clearing some backlog. While i wouldn't tell people to rush out and buy it, it was an enjoyable physics puzzle game with about 100 levels. For the current price of £2.50 i think if you're considering it, you'll probably enjoy it. Fun little game

its fine even if i personally didn't really enjoy it. just a bunch of what if i did this, what if i did that since I am a moron and repeating a setup of a puzzle just to try something slightly different or the timing of this or that messing around in each puzzle felt more like tedious work than play. the games vibe is kind of melancholic and very plain. pretty much everything you need to know about the game is in the store video but the stages aren't that exciting about launching stuff its mostly about the order of this thing needs to do this and hold it up this way so your block can move 3 blocks length away to the goal block and you dont even need to get a majority of the block inside of it you just have to get any amount of it to land in there so whatever man. there are a lot of stages and if this is your kind of game you probably wont be disappointed if you can score any kind of discount on the already low price. I think it would be more fun to design your own puzzle game of this kind in garrys mod or something but who am I

Really enjoyed this game. It's a series of physics-based puzzles with a great graphical style, starts easy but gets increasingly harder at a good pace. Well worth the purchase. STEAM DECK COMPATIBILITY: Works perfectly on the Steam Deck.