Forest Home

It is a cute puzzle game where you need to connect multiple points in a grid. It is really, really nice and has an absolutely absurd amount of levels but also has a couple of annoying issues: - you can only start connection from one of the points instead of both like it is with pretty much any other game like this, - the star ratings you get for levels it gives you that force you to solve every level in the minimum amount of moves which is just stupid with a game like this. I ended up just solving it once properly, screenshoting the solution and then replaying the level which is kinda a waste of time. Works without any issues on Linux with Proton (6.3-7).

This game is adorable, cute and wonderful and... also very hard. What you see in the pictures and video explains the game play. The music and sound effects of animals work well with everything. Every level you go to and play: all of them are colorful and enjoyable and makes you want to keep going. There is a hint system... except for when you are on the boss. It took me nearly 30min+ to figure out one of the levels (boss level)! Probably shouldn't solve puzzles when you are sleepy... You can actually play this game with a controller and on a touch screen. When you complete a level, you get to spin on a totem (which laughs at you). There are things popping up everywhere, which are colorful and makes you want to click on them. You also get stars and acorns. Acorns are used to buy more cute animals! If you are a strategic, puzzle, animal loving, cute thing staring at and need a challenge: the game says "HELLO!" happily to you! Thank you for the very cute, yet challenging game!!! :D :) =)

I never thought I'd get addicted to this game, but it keeps me coming back. A real winner!

Forest Home, developed by The Binary Mill and published by Nextgen Reality Pty. Ltd., is a puzzle game that builds an unexpectedly deep experience from a very simple idea. At its surface, it asks players to guide small animals back to their homes by drawing paths across a grid, but what begins as a relaxing and intuitive mechanic gradually evolves into a demanding exercise in spatial reasoning and forward planning. It is a game that reveals its complexity slowly, rewarding patience and careful thought rather than quick reactions. The foundation of the gameplay is immediately accessible. Players connect animals to their matching homes by tracing paths, ensuring that routes do not intersect or block one another. The controls are smooth and responsive, making it easy to experiment with different solutions. Early levels act as a gentle introduction, allowing players to become comfortable with the mechanics before the game begins layering in additional constraints. This gradual onboarding is one of the game’s strengths, as it invites players in with simplicity before steadily increasing the challenge. As the game progresses, the puzzles become more intricate, introducing elements that…

A great puzzle game with a really well-made port from mobile. No microtransactions or stressful timers, and puzzles get increasingly difficult as you go through the story. There are hundreds to unlock outside of that, along with different animals, homes and diary sections on each critter. Highly recommended for a relaxing, cute puzzle game!

Great game! It has challenging puzzles. Played on linux through proton.