Arko

Arko by developer RawEgg offers a unique and clever logic puzzle experience with minimalistic graphics and a focus on thoughtful gameplay. The object is simple: Strategically pivot the linear elements to eradicate the diamond shapes while ensuring no contact between the surrounding lines, with difficulty levels ranging from easy to head-scratching. Supporting a wide range of graphic resolutions and window mode, while the gameplay relies solely on mouse control. The "R" key allows for quick restarts when needed, although an undo function would be a welcome addition. The absence of a timer encourages players to take their time, while the lack of zoom functionality is not detrimental to gameplay due to the clear visuals. While there are no hints or in-game tutorials, the gameplay is intuitive enough to dive into without any prior knowledge. There are 60 levels with two achievements. The game contains no text, to further extend its accessibility to players around the world. The minimalistic settings menu offers only a mute sound button, a testament to the game's simplicity and focus on core gameplay. Overall, Arko provides a simple yet thought-provoking experience for players se…

Too simple.

Quite interesting, small game. I've played once a very similar game on Windows Phone, Arko looked almost the same so I bought it. It turned out to be a bit different concept - just rotate the things to collect all the diamonds. Obviously, you have to watch out so the "cranes" do not touch eachother or you fail. Small, rather easy and simple game. Would be better to play it on a phone actually.

Nice game. Enjoyed it.