MOVIT

[h1][i]MOVIT[/i] is an abstract puzzle game with a neat original gimmick.[/h1] The goal is simple: to move the player's block to the win block without landing on other blocks. Levels are apparently sized 9x3. Looks deceive though: the levels are cyclic in north-south coordinate, a property that powers most puzzles in the game. [h1]Be there or be... dead[/h1] Landing on any other block will lose the level. Initially, blocks stay still but really soon moving/changing arrow blocks of various kinds are introduced. There are adequate tutorial levels without being called tutorial levels. Some of the arrows only move when you move vertically or horizontally, while others have more complicated moving scheme. Puzzles are neat and good for both long sessions and coffee breaks. The size of the puzzles is just right. In fact, one level got me completely stumped and I thought about it while in the shower. Initially, I thought it looked impossible. Then it clicked in my head, and the next time I ran the game I got it almost immediately: an amazing feeling. Not many puzzle games manage to do that for me. Considering that, you can also skip a couple of levels if you really get stuck. That…

There's a problem where you cannot tell the difference between a covered red and gray block. When both blocks are covered, they have the same double black outline around them. So it's impossible to tell which one's red that changes or gray that doesn't change, making it extremely tedious. Unfortunately, the developer doesn't respond to these problems. Also, there aren't many levels and they are all extremely small without variety.