Mills of Morris

How'd this one slip under the radar? It's pretty good! It's an interesting variation on the usual sokoban puzzle. Instead of the usual grids that are common, this has a board with various nodes on it. You can jump between these nodes if they are linked by a path. If there is no path between two adjacent nodes, you'll have to find another way to get there. The goal is to line up marbles of the same color next to each other on three connected nodes. This will unlock a gate allowing you a new path, usually to a level exit or to a previously blocked off part of the level to match another set of marbles together. It sounds simple but it quickly becomes complicated. You wouldn't think the node-based levels would change too much for this style of game but you'll quickly realize there are a lot more corners and edges to contend with. Often times when I was planning out my path, I kept catching myself trying to use a route where a marble would end up stuck in a corner, being unable to be pushed from any side. It also seems to add new tricks to the puzzles as you move on as well. About an hour into my playtime last night, I ended up being introduced to a new mechanic involving a …

Step into the magical world of Mills of Morris, a unique match 3 puzzle adventure published by Nedermann Zsolt. Inspired by the classic Nine Men's Morris, this charming tale follows a determined frog that's eager to become human. As players navigate through the Meadow of Riddles, they'll discover a non-linear storyline where exploration and puzzle-solving go hand in hand. The gameplay mechanics evolve gradually, building upon the core rules of its inspiration while introducing new elements to create increasingly complex challenges. Players will appreciate the game's step-by-step approach, which fosters both guided and freefall learning. This puzzle adventure boasts a visually stunning experience, allowing the breathtaking environment to tell the story without relying heavily on text. Players can explore the world freely, taking on tasks in their preferred order, all while working to uncover the truth behind Morris's unusual quest. One noteworthy feature is the ability to undo all of your previous moves ensuring players can correct any mistakes without needing to restart the level. While the game doesn't feature in-game music, there's still a volume control for it. The built-in …