A Simple Square

[url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/43083373/]Clever games curator review: 6/10[/url]. Abstract movement puzzler. Get from the start to the finish without painting yourself into a corner: Every time you move, the space you passed over is removed. Because the world changes with every movement, this kind of puzzle means that you can't really work backwards like you can with a lot of games. You really have to think from both directions. Whether or not this is positive or negative is a good question. I find that I often get frustrated with this kind of design on harder levels, and end up experimenting randomly until I brute force it. This is inherent in this kind of game, and is in no way specific to this particular implementation. It is quite solid with a clear difficulty progression that takes you from “trivial” to “you have to think carefully” in about 20 levels, and it teaches you the mechanics by example rather than tiresome walls of text. Good Job! Note that it's not only a simple “tiles disappear after you pass over them” rule, as there are some variations here that are fairly standard, such as some tiles that are one way or more stable than others, etcetera. Nonetheles…