MindBloc

Literally 15 minutes of not particularly interesting gameplay with clunky controls.

Played on Steam Deck. That's it? Even for 50 cents it's a basic lights out puzzle but not that challenging and only 30 stages.

Solid puzzle game. I like it because its different than all the other puzzle games on Steam. Its short, but the price is right.

MindBloc is a very simple puzzle game, but I actually found it quite relaxing to play. The whole idea is based around changing the colour of the ground until every tile becomes green, with each level giving me a particular shape to work with. There is no complicated story or distracting progression system here. It is basically just me, a puzzle and a limited number of moves, which makes it a nice little game to play when I want something quiet. The main puzzle mechanic is easy to understand but still gives me something to think about. I have to click the correct positions to change the ground, while making sure I do everything within the allowed number of moves. I liked that the game does not overwhelm me with complicated rules. Once I understand how the shapes interact with the board, I can concentrate on finding the solution rather than trying to remember a huge list of mechanics. The limited moves are what make the puzzles more interesting for me. If I could simply click everywhere until the board was finished, there would not be much of a challenge. Having to plan my clicks means I need to look at the shape of the level and think ahead before committing to a move. Some puzzle…

from a puzzle game view was this not one of the most fun puzzles out there but it was atleast some thinking you needed to solve the puzzles, it was also buggy with it some times freeze so you need to reset the level you are on from the beginning.