Underliner

Nice, short and unique puzzle game. I had good time playing this. Other than that. I the yellow and purple candy was quite confusing and took a while for me to understand. I would recommend you to put a tutorial for those too.

A sweet look into the mind of a fledgling game designer. Underliner is not particularly high-quality, but that's fitting for the super-low price-point. It's certainly worth its cost. It's a cute, relaxing, and fun enough terse puzzle game experience with a strange charm in its simplicity and sparse flair of the designer. And it's among the divine (to me) category of first-person puzzle games with a somewhat unique mechanic—high esteem in my book. Some of the puzzles I rather quite enjoyed, however some others were hampered significantly by inconsistent and finicky mechanics—mostly in the reflection off the gray marble, though the moving lollipops shared a similar issue. On several occasions, I had actually logically solved the puzzle much earlier than my final executed solution would imply, but the reflection mechanic was so inconsistent and particular—the camera angle or positioning on the previous lollipop [i]just[/i] not quite right—that the execution failed, and it was not clear that the failure was due to shoddy positioning rather than an incorrect logical solution. I do wish that the beam snapped to the center or top of each lollipop rather than just landing and firing from …

[quote][url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/9686972/]Follow "[b]First Person Exploration and Puzzle Games[/b]" for more games like this![/url][/quote] A first person puzzler where you make bullets bounce from one lollipop to another. The game obviously looks like crap. I didn't finish it, but there doesn't seem to be much content. The mechanics are not totally clear, and in two of the puzzles I tried, the solution ended up being something I'd already tried, but couldn't get to work right the first time. There's no GUI or storyline, or even music. Overall, this seems like the prototype to what could become a decent game, but it is nowhere near a finished product.