IceFitter

[b]9/10 and 5/10[/b] Could be the best sliding game I played, but the implementation is lacking. [b]What is it:[/b] A grid-based sliding/sokoban puzzler, in which you have to slide ice cubes into holes. Split into 8 chapters, the first 7 introducing a new mechanic, and the last one putting them all together in some very hard puzzles, the game gets quite hard and interesting. There are many things the game does really well. The mechanics are good. Unlimited undo even across restarts. Good achievements. Good level select. All levels in a chapter are unlocked at once. Unlocking the next chapter requires only 5 out of 10 to be solved, plus a puzzle inside the level selector itself! Good difficulty progression in a chapter, and across chapters. A good hidden puzzle that requires thinking outside the box. Overall, an excellent game! However, the implementation is terrible. Only one resolution (700x430), which can be doubled. Control is mouse only, and moving the non-sliding pieces across the level one click and drag at a time is soooo tedious. Almost no settings. UI both in English and Japanese at the same time. [b]How hard is it:[/b] Easy to hard, a good spectrum. Each new mechanic…

Very enjoyable puzzle game. Most of the first levels aren't very difficult, but still satisfying to solve. I'm at level 54 now, and some levels were quite challenging. Unlocking new areas and getting to know new mechanics is really motivating.