ff link

FF Link is a minimalist puzzle game about connecting nodes with links of different colors. The rules are similar to the Japanese paper puzzle [url=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hashiwokakero]Hashi (Bridges)[/url], though here links have different colors and can cross one another. FF Link is a solid puzzle game, certainly for its cheap price, and much better than I expected from its barebones aesthetic. If it provided better tutorialisation and some in-game tools for solving its puzzles, I would've considered it genuinely great. [h3]Rules[/h3] The game does a poor job of explaining all its rules, to the point that I got confused multiple times why my ostensible solution wasn't considered correct. So I'll explain the rules here: Your goal is to connect all nodes via links of different colors, by rotating nodes and then drawing links between them. Links are allowed to cross. There must be at least one link of each color, and all links of a color must be connected. Link receptacles can only be connected to white or their own color; white receptacles cannot be connected to one another. Finally, nodes ask for a specific number of link points, and some links are worth multiple points. …

ff link is a captivating addition to the puzzle genre that will appeal to both seasoned problem-solvers and casual gamers looking for a mental workout. Developed by NamedJustin, this game masterfully provides intricate puzzles with the ability to create your own, making it a standout title in a crowded market.

i am glad that Magic 8 Ball Gloveworks recommended this game on their forum.

very hard levels