Delivery in Space

It's not a *bad* game, per se, but it just so happens that other games of this type do it better. The best comparison that comes to mind is Golf Peaks. This game's puzzles lack elegance, in the sense that there's only one, tight revelatory solution. It feels like you've outsmarted the developer, or that it had limited playtesting, which results in a generally unsatisfying experience. Also, the ship moves way too slow. If you've got a buck and a couple hours to kill, you could do worse. But you can also do better.

Cute space-themed puzzle game with card-based movement and 77 levels. Good variety of mechanics, well-priced. A very solid product from a solo dev, worth checking out. [b]7/10 - very good.[/b] You can follow my Steam Curator page at [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/35646443-Inclusive-Games/] Inclusive Games[/url]!

A fairly simple puzzle game, its levels seem well-designed in that they introduce new game elements with extremely simple 'gimme' levels and then make things more and more complicated from there. It's $2 and took me two hours. Pretty good deal, would recommend.

A fun, simple and short puzzle game.

Nice puzzle game. I would call it more of a labyrinth game than a logic puzzle game. You are given a few move cards (for example "move 3 cells") and you move by playing a card and then selecting a direction. The goal in each of the 77 levels is to reach the cell with the planet in it. The game introduces a bunch more elements but never becomes overwhelming. This is one of those puzzle games where even the final levels are doable without brute-forcing. I had a good time with it and strongly recommend it. The low price is just a bonus.

I just completed all 77 levels using a little more than a hour.