Silent Tweets

Silent Tweets is a puzzle game. The game is very simple, create as many lines as you want to direct 10 (?) balls into the goal. There are multiple elements such as voids, portals, birds, wind... etc. There are 3 main reasons that I give this game a negative review, but it's not bad per se: The game only has 20 short levels, it's clearly a mobile port and it's $3 for less than 15 minutes of content... It also doesn't have any music, but the sound effects are alright. The graphics are clearly made to be minimalist, that's fine in my book. Also the levels are cleverly made (Aside from 2-3 levels in a row that can be completed with a straight line bypassing all mechanics.) Overall, too short and pricy for what it is, somewhat fun though.

Silent Tweets is a compact physics-based puzzle game developed and published by EasyGames that embraces a simple concept and builds its entire experience around it. Rather than relying on elaborate storytelling, complex progression systems, or flashy visual effects, the game focuses on delivering a series of challenges that test a player's understanding of movement, momentum, and environmental interactions. Its straightforward design makes it easy to understand from the very beginning, allowing players to jump directly into solving puzzles without lengthy tutorials or unnecessary complications. The central gameplay mechanic revolves around guiding balls into designated baskets by drawing and removing lines across the screen. While this concept may initially sound basic, the game introduces a variety of obstacles and environmental features that gradually add depth to the experience. Players must carefully consider how objects will react to gravity and momentum while adapting to different hazards that can interfere with their plans. Success often comes through experimentation, encouraging players to test ideas and refine their solutions until everything falls into place. One of the…

good game for its content

It's a boring mobile game on steam, I wouldn't recommend to anyone unless you're really looking for steam achievements or something, pretty sure I got it for free but I'm just going through all my games I haven't played before.

Hard as balls but ultimately interesting concept for a game.

Almost recommended. As a puzzle game, it is pretty bare bones with no options or way to even close the game. It only has 20 levels with a few that can be cheesed. The graphics are very basic and the presentation is lacking. There are some interesting levels and the overall mechanic of drawing lines to control the flow of the balls is neat. It just needs a lot more time in development for it to be a good game.