Akin

A game like this without an undo button is a crime... Anyway, this is a minimalistic puzzle game with a very simple concept: draw a single, continuous line to fill up the entire board. A couple of additional mechanics are introduced along the way, but it does lack variety and it gets a bit repetitive after a while. The timed levels seem to be a good incentive at first. However, they are simply irritating when you reach the harder levels, as they seem to be designed to test your speed rather than your ability to solve a puzzle. Plus, the game appears to sometimes fail to register the mouse movement if you go too fast. The absence of an undo button is particularly annoying, specially at the more difficult levels with larger boards. A single mistake and you need to redo it entirely. Overall, I somewhat enjoyed the game, although it has been a bit disappointing. This is a half recommendation, only if you're looking for something to pass the time and if you're not easily annoyed and frustrated.

Fun little puzzle game not too taxing on the grey matter. Does get more complicated the further you get into the puzzles but nothing thats overly difficult and always a fun challenge

Pretty solid puzzle game. Straightforward gameplay, although not all that varied. Difficult enough without feeling frustrating. I think the hardest level only had me stumped for like ten minutes. Satisfies the puzzle solving itch and short enough to complete on a rainy day.

The amount of times I've played a really cool, interesting puzzle game that's made me feel satisfied for solving it's levels that was ruined by a stupid, arbitrary timer mode is sadly a number that rapidly increases every few puzzle games or so, and this is one such game. I was having a blast working out Akin's levels and working my way through, feeling proud of my accomplishments and being impressed at myself for being able to do it all quickly, but that all faded when I got to the timed mode. I'm really, really tired of games having modes like this, becuase it doesn't *add* anything. I would rather the dev not reuse half his puzzles and add a bunch of smaller ones just to facilitate some kind of strange, frustrating timed mode. Timers emphasise two of the biggest weaknesses of Akin - the detection for where your cursor is moving when dragging the line (which has a tendency to freak out and go in the wrong box), and the lack of an undo button. Accidentally get a square wrong right at the end of a 100 plus line puzzle? Start all over again! Restarting a puzzle constantly isn't fun, especially when you have short term memory problems like I do. When you get in the flow, it's a…

Nice puzzle game. Flip tiles with one line. Lots of levels and solutions. Relaxing and fun.

Regular line puzzles, but they have a zen quality to them. When you sit and look for a route, your brain turns off everything unnecessary. Great thing to pass the time profitably