Polimines 2

Tough, but fair. If you've already torn your way through Hexcells, Crosscells, Squarecells, Tametsi, and Liqidium and went 'but is there anything *harder*?' - congratulations, you've found it. Polimines 2 has a couple unique modifiers/cells - the ¿? block, the chain block, and the 'elevator' (double-arrow) block. They all add some lovely, crunchy complexity into levels. Personally, I'm not the *biggest* fan of the mine group (double-arrow) block, just because it gets a bit tedious given the many, many blocks a mine group can end up traveling - it feels like you'd need a simulator outside of very basic deductions. But overall, I very much enjoy PM2. I'm only about 50% of the way through. Well worth your time if you enjoy these deductive reasoning games. EDIT: Suggestion: Add the ability to replace ¿? blocks with what you think the number is. The game shouldn't confirm if your number is right or wrong, but it would save a lot of holding info in your head and make things smoother. (Bonus points if we can do stuff like '<=2' or whatever) Also, I really don't like the Arrows block. It slows the entire game down to a crawl due to all the possibilities.

Very good, almost as good as Tametsi

Some good ♥♥♥♥, thank you for making it <3 :)

Sadly I cannot recommend any puzzle game with a "mistakes" mechanic impeding its completion.

This game is great if you're into fair (that is, no time constraints, no guessing) but sometimes really hard puzzles.

This game is an excellent sequel to the first game. It introduces new mechanics, features more challenging levels, and offers a lot more play time. The in-game drawing function is also very useful for organizing your thoughts, though it could use the ability to change colors while in the level. If you're looking for some interesting and puzzling puzzles, you're in the right place.