Ouros

Beautiful, calm little puzzle game. The first game in a while I've enjoyed enough to intentionally slow down on, so I could come back and do more another day,

“Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery that mediocrity can pay to greatness.” A quote often attributed to Oscar Wilde, although both halves of it had already been around for quite some time before his era. It has probably led to more than a few arguments about how far imitation can—or rather, is allowed to—go before it becomes unacceptable or perhaps even legally questionable. I won’t go into detail though, as enough people have already said everything there is to say about the controversy surrounding miHoYo and ZZZ (Zenless Zone Zero). Originally, I only purchased the game to support the developer. But what I saw made me curious, and retrospectively, I’m glad I did, because otherwise I might have missed this little gem of a geometry-based puzzler. In my eyes, Ouros captures the essence of what made indie games great in the first place: minimalistic but charming design, paired with a simple yet well-executed gameplay idea. You shape and manipulate flowing curves to solve increasingly intricate puzzles, and there is something immensely satisfying about watching a seemingly chaotic arrangement gradually fall into place. It’s a fresh take on the genre without drifting too fa…

This game is exactly what i'd hoped it would be. calm, nice to look at, perfect sound effects/music, and a great set of puzzles. $5 and 2.5 hours well spent. i can see why ZZZ ripped it off because there really wasn't much to improve on here.

Very chill puzzle game. Got challenging but never impossible. Thanks for the lovely experience 💙

One mistake nad you get nonstop the problem spammed

A beautifully crafted, thoroughly satisfying puzzle.