Quadrata

90 levels in the game, every time a new mechanic gets introduced the difficulty gets lowered to get player used to the new mechanics, but eventually mechanics get mixed up and difficulty goes back up again. Overall, not too easy and not too hard for an average logic puzzle enjoyer who doesn't have supercomputer for a brain. For me, it was challenging enough to be fun, but not hard enough to get super frustrated over it, so I'd recommend it.

Very fun, I enjoyed all of the puzzle mechanics.

Puzzle game with enough unique elements to keep me interested (and at times borderline addictive), while also offering gameplay that one can start or at leisure without having to review the mechanics or waste time getting back into the game. I think the developer is doing cool things with a simple enough trick and system. I look forward to exploring their other games.

This concept of a puzzle is one that I have played around with before so I was not going into this game blind... entirely. There are definitely some curve balls thrown your way throughout the playthrough that you need to figure out. Some of the mechanics that were thrown at me took some puzzling through, but eventually got there! Definitely an enjoyable and quick 100%. Out of the three games I have completed (Pight, Netoo and Quadrata) from this developer, this would have to be the easiest in terms of the learning curve and level design. Now I am not saying it's a bad game, because it most definitely isn't... Honorable mentions: Level 47 Level 88

Qadrata is a cute little puzzle game that feels surprisingly fresh. It keeps things simple, but in a way that works really well, with clean design and puzzles that are easy to understand but still satisfying to solve. There’s a nice sense of calm to it, and it doesn’t try to overwhelm you with too much complexity. Instead, it focuses on small, clever ideas that make each level feel like a fun little break across its 90 levels in total.

80 short but fun puzzles to solve.