Otteretto

a toyota's a toyota and [b]otteretto[/b] is an endless palindrome-based score attack matching game. a valid selection would be red-green-blue-green-red, the same sequence from both ends, not necessarily in a straight line. the in-game interactive 'how to play' section explains the basics (so what I just said), a single tile also counts and gravity plays a role, stuff on top of cleared blocks falls down. no x in nixon, but [b]taking notes is possible[/b]. you can mark sequences and only clear one by clicking a newly-appeared tick button. turning the pencil off lets you mess with other tiles but clicking a marked one turns the pencil back on and clearing marked tiles doesn't always remove the marks, they will appear over the new blocks. [b]marking multiple sequences makes the tick disappear and you either have to manually remove them until only one remains, or bring up the pause menu to remove them all[/b]. why is this so finicky? just add these buttons to the top of the screen as well. rats live on no evil star full of senile felines, but the game is controlled with their relative, a mouse. there are some hotkeys not mentioned anywhere but the patch notes, another oversight. besid…

Relaxing and interesting. Would buy again.

Easy to learn, difficult to master. Simple, addictive, yet challenging. These are the key ingredients to a great puzzle title. Otteretto checks all of those boxes with four different modes of palindrome finding fun.

This game is really good. I bought it on mobile too. I got my 65 year old mom to install Steam just to play Hexcells on her computer which she plays daily and I told her this was a must buy. She's been enjoying it. My kids enjoy it too. Fun for all ages.

It's so hard to come with a new idea for "matching tiles" puzzle game, since everything has been done already, yet Otteretto manages to do so! And it's not just a new idea, it's fun to play, too. The different game modes keep things varied, and the note-taking feature is great addition. If you like a low-pressure solitaire-like experience, this is a great little game.

Otterotto is a delightful and pleasant puzzle game with a really solid premise and plenty of engaging modes. I find myself drawn to it every once in a while scrolling through my library because it is such an intuitive and easy to get into game that it never feels like the wrong time to play a few rounds or go for a daily score.