Current (2019)

[b]current[/b] is a minimalist puzzler where the goal is to bring every section of a platform, viewed from the top, to the same level. [b]no timer or move limit[/b], left click raises a square, right click lowers it, and to mix things up, new mechanics get introduced as levels pass by. gray squares can't be moved, others have to match their level. blocks with a red light all have to be changed to green by lowering or raising them to 'unlock' gray squares. squares with a square move everything around them. blue spikes (let's call them spikes) can be moved individually, but will move along with pieces next to them, whereas red spikes can only be moved by other squares around them. there are probably others down the road, but I stopped playing after a while, don't even know how many levels the game has, but I'm guessing I got more than halfway through, it's not supposed to be too long. the reason I stopped is because [b]the game lacks basically everything and it put a dent into my enjoyment[/b]. there is a single volume slider, but its position doesn't get saved between sessions, and that is it. oh, and you can exit the game via the pause menu as well, that's very handy. no level …

Good concept, but no restart button, level selection, windowed mode and the achievement doesn't work.

I powered through this game, because the concept was rather enjoyable and I just couldn't stop playing. I highly recommend this game to any puzzle nuts out there, simply because it isn't quite like any game I have played before. There's a lot of levels to go through, and it gets really challenging at times, but it is definitely a game meant to be played casually.

I'm surprised no one has written a review yet at the time of writing this (May 21, 2019). I have been pleasantly surprised by a lot of games in my time and this one is (thankfully) no exception. I went into it expecting a simple puzzle game and what I got in return was something much deeper than I imagined. The puzzles require thought, patience, planning, and even understanding of depth in a 3D space. I would have liked if they had added the ability to rotate the puzzle but I think that would probably defeat the purpose they were going for so I'm not sure if I can really add that as a con but if I can, it's something I would personally change. Not a deal breaker though. And that's it really. The pros are: it's a great little puzzle game that challenges you in unique and clever ways. The cons are: it could add a rotate option. I've uploaded a video to Youtube if you want to see the game in action and decide for yourselves. If you like puzzle games, I have a feeling you're going to want to play this one though. I've really enjoyed my time with it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fG6vEf6DazE

Waste of time,you can find better and I mean much better games on AppStore than this garbage.Has no PC options,no restart button and no undo button...nothing.I came across some very bad games on STEAM and this is my top 5.I think games like this one should be removed from steam.