Puzzle Light: Slide

[b]Very enjoyable[/b]. A 'slide tiles to match a path' type puzzle game. Minimalist and pleasant graphics. Pure logic and 2-dimensional without rotational aspects - which I appreciate. Ramps up from simple to more challenging, easy to understand the rules through to the increasing difficulties. Later levels require a bit of thinking and planning out your moves. But not excessively far ahead, so I found that the undo limit of 10 moves was plenty for my needs. Took me about 7,5 hours altogether - though I admit to looking up the Guide for the starting strategy for that very last level 50. Which was a lot harder than the rest and my patience (and ability to keep track) in retryings wore out after a while. Worked smooth and no glitches or problems on my very basic gear. It plays with all-mouse as well, but I preferred using the touchpad for 'select tile' and moving the tiles around by arrow keys (WASD also works). Think all alternatives worked fine and smooth. This was fun - heartily recommend :-)

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A pretty fun puzzle game where you slide the components of a circuit into place. Similar to other Puzzle Light games, the music is relaxing and the game is not too difficult even for novices. The only exception are the last 7 or so levels which remove the boundaries and rely a lot more on planning ahead or trying things out at random. Regardless. the game is fun, provides a nice distraction and is usually not too difficult. For the price, it's a steal.

Puzzle Light Slide mostly consists of just ~3 types of puzzles: the first 30+ are just more complicated takes on the initial (albeit very enjoyable) idea. Then the game first introduces grids that make it much harder to slide tiles around freely, and then finally levels without walls. Those latter ones are genuinely interesting. Annoying: The final few levels really require infinite undo, but undo is limited to the final ~10 moves ffs. That makes level 45, in particular, really annoying. (I solved it after ~4 tries, but what an annoying experience that was, solely due to lack of undo.) Oh, and I wish the dev would eventually change the music in this series. Ultimately, however, I came to terms with the minor undo-related annoyance, and enjoyed myself a great deal. The puzzles aren't groundbreaking, but they're enjoyable, untypical if not original, and they don't involve the tedium I seem to remember from some other titles in the series. So I consider this a favorite. Highly recommended.

The best game in the series, in my opinion. It gets ridiculously challenging around level 40. Good luck.

Level 50. Dude. My brain hurts. I love it.