Dropt

tetris from the dev behind one of my favorite nonograms, [url=https://steamcommunity.com/id/dohi64/recommended/1158470]voxelgram[/url]. instead of matching colors disappearing when 3 or more connect, they merge into bigger numbers. not mathematically but 2+2+2 (also 2+2+2+2+etc.) will turn into a single block of 3, and so on. if 10s are matched, they simply disappear. combos are a thing, broken by not creating a match that turn. as soon as a block lands in the top 2 rows, it's game over. no timer, in fact, [b]no gravity either, blocks stay on top until you drop them[/b], so it's more puzzly, less twitchy arcade, great news for me. blocks aren't glued together though, so if one half falls over a gap, it will fill it. a single piece can be held for later, so it's like freecell and merge match-3 with numbers but also tetris without falling blocks. a curious mix that works well. the various [b]unexplained game modes[/b] are standard, special mode, fast, 100 moves, 200 moves and 400 moves. some are self-explanatory but there's room on the screen, might as well inform the player. [b]special mode has power-ups[/b], also unexplained, gotta try them all (unmatchable block, joker, remove a…

Very fun to get good at, I hope Procedural Level adds some more gamemodes like timed to the game but Special is a really good time, in my opinion the best way to play the game. Each game this developer makes sucks me in harder than the last.

A cute little game for an evening or two. Great if you need to keep yourself occupied while listening to a podcast or something. More than worth for the price you pay, even if it doesn't have the same replayability as some other games you can find.

Great little puzzle game that fills the 2048/ Threes itch with its own nuances. I can tell that if I was Puyo brained then there would be a lot of depth to setting up huge, satisfying combos, and I'm sure I could get there eventually given the low stress nature of it all. Very cool little game, well worth the cost of a coffee!