GeoLogic

[b]geologic[/b] is a simple but clever puzzler featuring 3 shapes with their own set of rules and the dream of reaching their respective exits on [b]200 chessboard-like levels[/b]. they're unlocked one by one, 140 in [i]normal mode[/i], 60 in the so-called [i]billy mode[/i] (see below), but both game modes are available from the start. [b]squares[/b] are easy street, his friends are trickier. [b]triangles[/b] are the size of half a square and can only move in a direction if they're touching that side of their tile. they can flip over within the same square and moving also makes them change position. e.g. if they occupy the lower-right half (or however you wanna say it), the only options are down and right, and after moving down they'll take up the upper-right half and can go either up or right next time. it's hard to explain (for me anyway) but it makes sense while you're playing. their goal is also a triangle, so simply reaching that tile isn't enough, gotta face the right way. also, [b]moving two triangles onto the same tile, facing the right way, turns them into a square[/b]. [b]circles[/b] (or balls, I guess) are somewhere between the two complexity-wise, as they simply roll …

Enjoyable game. The puzzles are somewhat difficult, but not too difficult. What it sometimes lacks in presentation and UI, it makes up for in gameplay. The only thing I would like to see changed, is another system for skipping levels. Now you need to use points, that you lose to skip a level with. I would prefer to get a skip token every x many levels and then be able to get that back once I solve the level that I skipped.

Casual game where you solve logic puzzles that involve moving shapes with different properties around a grid (squares move one space, circles 'roll' until they hit something, triangles can flip or even combine with another triangle to make a square), to get the shapes to a 'home base'. There is a setting to make the screen larger.