Luffy: Way Back Home

"Luffy: Way Back Home" is a relaxing sliding puzzle game. Help Luffy, an irresistible brave cat that somehow accidentally flew out the window of the family car in his box on their way to the grandmother's house, reunite with his family by travelling through 56 hand-crafted levels. Soothing music and enviroments. Luffy must travel through the levels in various themed worlds and we learn more about him on every level. Accompany him in your own leisure as the game offers no timer or pressure. Enjoy Luffy! He is great! The puzzles aren't too hard or too easy but, if you are stuck, you can always get help by changing difficulty. Something that I liked in later levels, was that you could "defeat" (trap) an enemy along the way. This makes the game feel like there is an increased complexity and difficulty while remaining simple. Safe travels! For more reviews, follow my curator https://store.steampowered.com/curator/44864435-Mewesome-Reviews/

Do I want to help the cat get home and it's cute? Absolutely. Do I also know I'll fail because the interactive puzzles will just get too complex for me rather quickly? Also yes. XD I end up trying them every time, but I'm quite bad at such games. Thankfully the game was at least cheap. All in all, more a case of "Not a good fit for me." rather than the game being bad - it's cute and has its appeal; I'm just not the type to get far in it, so I can't recommend it to someone similar to me.

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This is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ awful lmao

This is a really fun game! Although, it isn't really a relaxing game (what i'm about to say mainly goes for later levels). If you're in the mood to just relax with a calm puzzle game, this isn't exactly the best for that mood. It is more if you want to test your brain on a decently hard puzzle game, which is still great!

Short and simple sliding puzzle game. Disclaimer: I’ve already played and reviewed a similar game from the same studio. Since the game’s technical features are exactly the same, this review is a copy-paste. The only difference are new environments, the main protagonist and a change in gameplay. The puzzle game's mechanic is pretty simple. By swapping tiles, you must create a passage for the cat. You can only slide tiles into the single empty spot. There is no time constraint, so you can take your time. The only limitations are non-movable items such as trees and rocks, as well as various additional mechanics. The game takes you through four different environments. Each locations includes 14 puzzles. To keep things fresh, new mechanics are introduced every few stages. This occurs only in the first environment, as the other three simply repeat them by swapping graphics to fit the current environment. There are teleporters, bonus objectives in the form of fish, and opponents to avoid. The three difficulty options impact the types of help rather than the puzzle's difficulty. If you want to get any satisfaction from solving a puzzle, you have to use the hard setting. Two easier cho…