Gridwalker

There’s no story here, and honestly, there doesn’t need to be one. This is a puzzle game where you control a cube in a world made entirely of cubes. You simply appear there without any introduction or explanation. Most of the world is covered in water, while narrow paths lead to small areas that make everything feel like little islands connected by roads. Even without any text or visual prompts, the main mechanic becomes clear as soon as you start moving. You move by clicking where you want to go with the mouse, while holding the middle mouse button lets you rotate the camera around. The world is built from cubes of different colors. Most of them simply form the paths and platforms you walk on, but some stand out with more distinctive colors. Those mark the puzzles, which are naturally integrated into the world instead of being selected from a menu or stage screen. The core puzzle mechanic is simple. You need to move your cube across every white cube within a puzzle. The challenge comes from the fact that once a white cube is colored, you can’t step on it again unless you leave the puzzle area, hold the right mouse button, or press a switch. Any of those actions resets the puzzle…

I'm not done yet but i'm having a great time to this point ! It makes me think mostly of The witness and a bit of Fez I love the concept of open world puzzle games where you can go for harder puzzles directly or take the path of learning curve The tiny downside of it's grid concept is sometimes you'd like to move yourself with the camera pointing not diagonaly and you have to hold mousewheel to keep it straight So • It would be nice to have a button to lock the camera in place while in between two angles (or to be able to move it 45° instead of 90) • And a button to respawn yellow pushable blocks back to their place would be great too I feel like i found this game out of nowhere as it seems almost none else did, and for the price there was no place for hesitation it was an instant buy Great game so far, cool puzzles, cool concept