Little Lost Robots

Little Lost Robots takes simple mechanics and put them together in a way that lets you find a solution to the puzzle at hand. As you get further into the game, more pieces of the puzzle should be taken into account, like when you should be melting/freezing ice blocks, robot collisions (you'll be experiencing a lot of this in particular) and so on and so forth. After that, it's a matter of whether you want to make your solution as efficient as possible - and that itself is quite the different ballpark as now you're trying to use less moves and commands (as if figuring out a solution by its own isn't enough). A good puzzle game overall, although skipping levels isn't a thing (in case of frustration), it means that if you're stuck, you're gonna be stuck on that particular level until you've got your "eureka moment". But when that "eureka moment" happens, you're gonna want to keep going at it.

Little Lost Robots is the alternative to an IQ test game. There are 2 modes to complete the puzzles in order to get 3 stars. The least number of moves and the fastest times to get the robots home. Although the fastest times solution has already been pre-determined, the optimum amount of moves are player determined! So the best solution for this game...may still come from you! I can't believe such a simple game could have me hooked for hours just to get the best solution. I thought I was smart until this game came along. And my IQ is 152...apparently not high enough for this game.

I really like this game. It's a fun and innovative puzzler with catchy music and an overall laid feeling. It gets extremely challenging though. I made a video about it here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UzD3V1Wflo4

Easy at the start but the difficulty at later levels can surprise you! Would recommend for people who enjoy puzzles.

Fun, clever and satisfying brain teaser that will keep you chasing that last bit of optimization.

I love this game! It's so cute and yet so hard! Almost anyone could play this game but if you can beat it then I'm thoroughly impressed. Great for kids who want a challenge and adults who like a brain-teaser.