Minuto - Galactic Deliveries

A fantastic Puzzle Game, It immediately hooked me, I literally didn't want to go pee to continue playing. Good puzzle design, really good at creating eureka moments, and it has just enough doors to make solving puzzles neither impossible nor too easy. Played through 100% of the game (Including the secret stuff), and it's clearly made with lots of love

Really interesting concept, strikes a perfect balance between constraints and freedom. One of those games where every level I'm proud of my solution.

I'd say it's alright! The goal of each puzzle is to route deliveries to one or more planets. Generally, planets will need multiple ships to arrive at once, along paths with the same total distance. The puzzles mostly boiled down to the same two basic techniques, so most of the game went quickly besides a difficulty spike at the very end. I think the level progression could feel more intentional, a lot of the item-based unlocks feel arbitrary because you don't know what item you'll get / path you'll unlock until you've completed a puzzle. But the character dialogue is generally pretty cute, and I like the clean pixel graphics and variety of themes. As a cozy puzzler I'd say it's worth picking up!

Great path-drawing puzzler! Original, challenging and fun. There's a good amount of content and the main mechanic is thoroughly explored. Style and story are silly and enjoyable, they balance well the rigorous math of the gameplay. Seriously recommended for puzzle fans.

I played the mobile version before it was shut down, but this one is probably the best version, it's normally a cozy game but well, not for me, some levels are just puzzle hell. But anyway it's pretty nice, so it's recommended for those who like this kind of puzzle games, this one has a funny lore and crazy characters as well, so it has something more for me.

Very charming game, I really liked the wide cast of characters, each with their own puntastic dialog. Puzzles can be as easy or as challenging as you make them, depending on if you are a perfectionist or not. It's short and sweet and worth every cent.