POG 3

POG 3 is a basic mobile app which is a physics puzzle game where you remove blocks to make the "star" block fall into the right spot. This is the second copy+paste of the exact same game from "Cute Hannah's Game", who seem to do nothing but copy + paste the exact same game onto Steam. This looks and feels like an asset/template flip, where they just copy out a game template and change a few things and dump it on Steam. You can see this is a likely explanation, because this is a basic copy + paste of their first, near identical game, POG. It's also close to the exact same game that has been copied and pasted around a dozen times in the "Chocolate Makes You Happy" series of CTRL-V's by Blender Games (and they still haven't been kicked off Steam). For some reason, perhaps in a state of advanced confusion, the developer published this on Steam instead of the app stores where it belongs. Or maybe the app stores rejected it, which is why the developer dumped this into DailyIndieGame bundles with the rest of the mobile apps and asset flip garbage. Either way, mobile trash doesn't belong on Steam, even if it got rejected by iPhone gamers. And if this seems like a copy + paste …

POG 3 — cute, minimal physical puzzle. The player's goal - to keep the star-block on the star-platform for 3 seconds in order to pass the level. In POG 3: - 50 levels - Minimalistic art - Achievements - Relax music

It's kinda fun, but a guide somewhere would be nice. Trust me, I've looked everywhere. I can't figure out level 32 for the life of me!!

This is a lovely little puzzle game—peaceful, fun, and with just the right amount of challenge. It's not frustratingly difficult, but it definitely gets your brain working, making each completed level feel rewarding. Honestly, I'm surprised at how affordable this is, considering the polish and quality far exceed many other games at this price point. The only drawback is the short length, as you'll likely finish it in 1-2 hours, but it's a great way to spend an afternoon. If you're on the fence, I highly recommend giving it a shot—not just for the enjoyable experience, but also to support talented indie developers!